Traducción Inglés-Español para "harvesting"

harvesting {ger.}

harvest {sustantivo} (también: cultivation, crop)

harvest {sustantivo} (también: collection)

to harvest [harvested|harvested] {vb} (también: to exhaust)

harvesting (Present participle)

to harvest [harvested|harvested] {vb} (también: to collect, to pick, to gather in , to chase up)

harvesting (Present participle)

to harvest [harvested|harvested] {vb} (también: to reap)

harvesting (Present participle)

to harvest [harvested|harvested] {vb} (también: to pick)

harvesting (Present participle)

     harvesting heads

     text harvesting

     mechanical harvesting

     harvesting programme

As I heard the rapporteur say, we attach great importance to the issue of organ harvesting.

When will we again have the pleasure of harvesting this produce near our homes like we used to?

We are harvesting today the first fruits of this in terms of interest rates and growth.

There are also 600 motorised harvesting machines used exclusively to gather cotton.

The harvesting of egg cells poses serious risks to the health of the women involved, owing to hyper-stimulation of the ovaries.

I have in mind the invasive research of live human embryos and the harvesting for research purposes of oocytes from women.

However, I do not believe I am being over-optimistic if I say that the European Union is harvesting the fruits of coordinated and persistent action.

Similarly I am opposed to the notion of creating human life for the sole purpose of harvesting tissues, after which this human life is to be disposed of.

Similarly, as forests mature and technology advances, sometimes access to forests for harvesting can present quite a problem.

I also reject the proposal that the minimum length of time for harvesting to be suspended in order to qualify for aid should be six months, even at times when selling is intensive.

Scientists on the spot believe that plantations exclusively of fastgrowing trees with short harvesting periods will contribute to a drying out of the forests.

Only last month on a farm next door to mine in Scotland, the young husband and father of a family died after being caught in a potato-harvesting machine.

The leatherback sea turtle, Dermochelys coriacea, has suffered a large reduction in its numbers mainly due to entanglement in fishing gear, over-harvesting of eggs, and hunting.