The phrase "area layer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, mapping, or data analysis, where it refers to a specific layer of information pertaining to a defined area.
Example: "In our GIS project, we will analyze the area layer to assess land use changes over the past decade."
Alternatives: "spatial layer" or "zone layer".
Substation area layer relaying protection is aimed at substation.
Wide area layer relaying protection is aimed at limited area grid.
Taking the substation and the adjacent feeders as examples, a layer protection structure including wide area layer, station area layer and integration layer is designed in [12], and current differential protection is configured in each layer.
This function extracts the geographical extent (xmax, xmin, ymax, ymin) from a reference layer; i.e. the contaminated area layer.
GO has unique properties such as surface area, layer number, lateral dimension, surface chemistry and purity which are relevant for their drug delivery and biological applications.
Surface area, layer number, lateral dimension, surface chemistry and purity of GBNs also play a vital role in exerting the toxicity [150].
Table 1 Common models of tephra volume and inputs Model (abbreviation) Inputs Constraints Reference Incremental and Expanded Incremental (IncT) Thickness (or mass per unit area and density) Isopach area Layer-cake type method limited by data available.
As previously introduced, there are four layers in this group: distance to buildings, slope, distance to road networks, and distance within flat area layers.
Using a spray bottle to dye your shirt is easy; simply squirt the dye onto the desired area, layering colors if desired.
Uncertainty about the exact location of boundaries of some protected areas, especially those represented by creating circles around points, and the potential spatial mismatch between the protected areas layer and the biome-country layer represent potential sources of error.
Distances within flat areas layer are divided into three classes: nearer than 10 m, 10 30 m, and farther 30 m.
