Sentence examples for a localised area from inspiring English sources
This novel system can effect a reduction in diameter of a metallic rod without the use of drawing dies by heating a localised area of the rod while a tensile load is applied along its longitudinal axis.
We use population dynamics models to study the dispersal of the Neolithic in Europe from a localised area in the Near East, solving the two-dimensional reaction-diffusion equation on a spherical surface.
Extracting the gas from a localised area of hydrates does not present too many difficulties, but preventing the breakdown of hydrates and subsequent release of methane in surrounding structures is more difficult.
A stroke is the sudden death of brain cells in a localised area which happens when the blood flow to an area of the brain is interrupted by either a blood clot or a broken blood vessel.
These include a maximal junctional zone thickness to myometrium thickness ratio over 40% such as a relative thickening of the junctional zone in a localised area [27], and a difference between the maximum and the minimum thickness of the junctional zone in both anterior and posterior portions of the uterus of more than 5 mm [22].
He had radiotherapy and surgery and was re-evaluated 4 months later: MRI showed a posterior subcutaneous fluid collection and a localised area with high T2WI signal (arrow in b) and contrast enhancement (arrow in c) in the inferior spine, which could be due to either residual tumoral tissue or radiotherapy.
We offer the following explanation, the parasites were likely present in a low prevalence or have been in a geographically localised area, which may not have been sampled in past frog surveys [15].
The heat flux is reduced in a more localised area of varying position and horizontal extent.
It prefers shallow, murky environments with soft bottoms, and tends to roam within a fairly localised area.
'The UMRC appears to consider a small, highly localised area of contamination to present a large health risk.
One caveat is that there should be a specific, clearly identifiable and localised area of bone destruction responsible for the patients' pain.
