The phrase "a regular area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or region that is typical or standard in some context, such as geography, architecture, or planning.
Example: "The park features a regular area for picnics, complete with tables and benches."
Alternatives: "a standard area" or "a typical area".
In this case, the company may use two different areas flexible – when there is no demand for quiet zone, company in Asia could sell this area as a regular area.
The position of an absorption edge in each reconstructed voxel spectrum is used as a characteristic marker, enabling chemical elements to be mapped in 3D. Figure 1: Hyperspectral XCT: A regular area detector in a commercially available microtomography scanner is replaced with a spectroscopic imaging detector with a high energy resolution.
"Frankly, it is good for the community to know that someone can come out of a regular area like this and become such a large celebrity and artist".
The authors suggested using the M error correction level and removing a few regular areas, (e.g., position detection pattern, alignment pattern, and timing pattern) to generate a smaller QR code.
The simple surface type includes a regular urban area with low density and systematic buildings with brick rooftops.
Cats usually have a regular toileting area so once you have found the feces; watch to check it is your cat that is toileting there.
Regular area partition can be indexed with a simple data structure, so its query time is constant.
"At the moment we have a regular army in the area," he said.
One man, who onlookers said was homeless and a regular in the area, appeared to have been hit on the knee by a projectile, and was carried away screaming.
Joshua, 23, who sells tickets to comedy shows, said that he thought the man was a regular in the area who often wore a T-shirt that said "Ninjas killed my family" and asked tourists for money.
He has become a regular presence in areas affected by earthquakes, fires and hurricanes, a fact that not only underscores his commitment to disaster relief but also the frequency with which disasters are striking.
