Sentence examples for define the zone from inspiring English sources
A central role for the U.S. in this conflict must be to define the zone of negotiability.
The resolution does not attempt to define the zone (at least, not beyond Iraq) and the word "in" suggests such a zone might not apply to the whole of the Middle East.
In addition, Chinatown's leaders have been frustrated that the line for economic aid has often been drawn at Canal Street, the northern border used to define the zone of the most severe restrictions after the attack, but one that slices through the heart of the neighborhood and neglects many of those in need.
The basis to define the zone of thermal comfort was the equation proposed by Auliciems combined with the bioclimatic chart of Olgyay and the diagram of Givoni for bioclimatic control in buildings.
According to these observations, we define the zone between 0.25 and 1.95 m, where the VGP swings from the southern to the northern high-latitude region, as the directional transition zone of the M B boundary (shown as a gray bar in Fig. 5).
Experts from Boeing and the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board were among the specialists who helped define the zone, based on satellite data and analysis of previous similar incidents.
The meteorological conditions play a major role in defining the zone subject to tephra fallout.
The inner region (green) defines the zone where Bob should stand in order to enjoy a sufficiently low error rate.
GQG was activated upon the mobilisation of the French Army by parliament, who also defined the zone of army control.
Modern galactic habitable-zone theory was introduced in 1986 by L.S. Marochnik and L.M. Mukhin, who defined the zone as the region in which intelligent life could flourish.
The authors concluded that FA clearly defined the zone I junction between vascularised and non-vascularised retina.
