Sentence examples for confusion zone from inspiring English sources

Except for RBS1 PrD, whose ℘-value of 1.49 10-3 locates it in a more or less confusion zone in the scoring distribution, the ℘-values for the rest of real PrDs are well below 10-6.

CONFUSION REIGNS IN ZONE; Communications Are Cut, Water Mains Burst and Towns in Darkness.

This is because we're right on a polar boundary where cold air masses from the north meet warm air masses from the south, in what is known to meterologists as a zone of confusion.

But embargo breaks happen all the time: Weeks ago, when scientists announced the best-ever evidence for a hidden ninth planet at the edge of the solar system, the story went up three hours early because of some confusion about the time zone.

Justice says he is having a hard time getting comfortable in his stance; he is confused by the revised strike zone; he has let his confusion affect his attitude at the plate.

But confusion remained over the euro zone's broader approach toward involving the private sector in a new bailout of Greece.

Bond yields for Italian and Spanish debt are rising, as investors sense disagreement and confusion about Greece among euro zone leaders.

The end of Japanese rule caused political confusion among Koreans in both zones.

However, they have played down the threat, saying that the terrorists would need people with the necessary skills, good laboratories and a relatively calm environment free from the confusion and chaos of conflict zones.

Traveling across time zones can cause confusion in the hypothalamus, the region of the brain that regulates the circadian rhythm regulating your hormone production, body temperature, sleep patterns, and appetite.

This term makes sense if the status of such zones is considered although it creates confusion because there is a specific Chinese model of free zones named Special Economic Zones and this model covers only a part of the concept.