Sentence examples similar to A zone of ground from inspiring English sources

A zone of extensive sinter, warm ground, fumaroles, and mud pots mark the surface expression of the Bradys fault zone over a distance of ~4 km (Coolbaugh et al. 2004; Faulds et al. 2012).

Temperatures were much lower, and a zone of permafrost (perennially frozen ground) developed around the southern margin of the ice sheets in both North America and Eurasia.

Water table means the upper surface of a zone of saturation, where the body of ground water is not confined by an overlying impermeable zone.

The piles were rigidly connected with the floor slabs of the drift linings, so that the drifts could effectively help extend the height of the protected zone of ground.

Essentially, all of the asphalt and concrete in the urban core traps heat near the ground, creating a zone of elevated temperatures.

Motherhood is a no-entry zone, a zone of privacy.

The latter is a zone of vagueness.

It's a zone of prohibition.

There exists an amplifying zone of the ground vibration at certain distances to the railway track regarded as a line vibration source.

It is apparent from the picture that there are three distinct zones of ground.

Calculations are also carried out for two types of subsidence according to the position of the building in the convex curvature or the concave curvature zone of the ground surface subsidence.