Sentence examples for a smaller zone from inspiring English sources
The many Chinese families and others in a smaller zone north of Canal Street are eligible for a maximum grant of $1,750.
Based on this study, a fluid-burr appears to leave the cartilage with a smaller zone of injury than does the RF wand or shaver.
Detected vertical coarse root distribution was also strongly differentiated between cocoa in monoculture and in mixture; cocoa exhibited restricted root allocation to a smaller zone in the presence of a shade tree, in sandy loam soils.
For the shear thinning fluid of n < 1, the electrical double layer effect is confined to a smaller zone close to the wall surface and it is more inclined to develop into a plug-like flow whilst the shear thickening fluid of n > 1 is more difficult to grow into the plug-like flow compared to Newtonian fluid.
a Axial T2-weighted fast spin-echo image (5525/109) and b axial fat saturated T2-weighted fast spin-echo image (5981/116) showing a large hypointense zone involving the left posterior site of the midgland and a smaller zone of low signal intensity in the contralateral side (white arrows).
We can make full use of the location information of nodes for route discovery of AODVjr and limit the route discovery flooding to a smaller zone around the destination, a strategy referred to as location-aided routing (the smaller zone is named the "request zone" in this paper).
My car had represented a small zone of personal freedom for me.
At Moscow State, Lewis studied under a professor who had carved out a small zone of academic freedom.
Depending on the size, shape and direction of the swell, a surfer will maneuver in a small zone with about a 50-foot radius.
"I actually thought he made a lot of good pitches tonight, and I thought the zone was a small zone tonight," Manager Joe Girardi said.
His proposal for doing this was to create a small zone just outside the airport where foreign investors could be free of onerous regulations and taxation from the central government in Dublin.
