Sentence examples for defining zones from inspiring English sources

Boundaries can be drawn to maximize equality of size, compactness of shape, homogeneity in social composition, accordance with 'natural' boundaries, and probably many other factors; which of these criteria are more effective in defining zones relevant to health?

The proposed C V method is a new approach to defining zones in a mineral deposit and there was no commercial software available to perform the relevant calculations; therefore, a fractal concentration volume (FCV) software was designed by the authors to achieve this goal.

Although the zones used here are defined by using general ecologic characteristics, future models could potentially be further improved by defining zones based specifically on the distribution of the principal sand fly vectors.

Look up your area's Hardiness Zone on the USDA website by searching for you area, or by referring to the chart defining zones by minimum annual temperatures.

Instead, agreements would confine forces on both sides to clearly defined zones.

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.

The Mercedes wing contains slots on the inside of the endplates that are opened when the driver-activated drag reduction system (DRS) is used for extra speed within defined zones to aid overtaking.

Note: you can only define zones using Microsoft Internet Explorer, as it requires the installation of an ActiveX control.

Variation in utilitarian walking was larger across the purposefully defined zones than across census tracts.

It is a sandwich-like multilayer structure divided into four well defined zones: reserve, proliferative, transformation and degeneration (Fig. 1).