Sentence examples for define zones from inspiring English sources
Paper is printed with wax to define zones for 55 tests.
GIS data processing and spatial analysis along with decision analysis techniques, were used in this study to define zones for Ghamishloo Wildlife Sanctuary according to I.U.C.N. category IV in Isfahan Province of Iran.
The first crystal structures of engineered FN3 molecules in complex with their targets have been solved, and structural studies of engineered FN3 have begun to reveal determinants of stability and to define zones that accept mutations with minimal trade-off between affinity and stability.
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A GIS-based classified material map ('true' option in the 'Material map' tab) which matches the area covered by the DEM can be used to define zones in the region where pronounced changes in the topographic surface (e.g., different substrates, slope breaks, and channel confinements and morphologies) result in a change in the bed friction angle.
The TPC also contains regions of thin translucent bone that define zones of differential flexibility, enabling the TPC to bend in response to sound pressure, thus providing a mechanism for vibrations to pass through the ossicular chain.
Instead, agreements would confine forces on both sides to clearly defined zones.
Variation in utilitarian walking was larger across the purposefully defined zones than across census tracts.
It was laid out with clearly defined zones for administrative and ceremonial functions, elite compounds, residential neighbourhoods, and even suburbs all with similar orientation on the cardinal directions.
They had defined zones, guards at the water's edge, boats patrolling just offshore and on-beach vehicles, with a rescue station at the top of the beach in every case.
In anatomically defined zones of the crypt stem cell niche, phenotypically distinct active and reserve ISC populations are believed to support homeostatic epithelial renewal and injury-induced regeneration, respectively.
