Sentence examples for depressed zone from inspiring English sources

Scores of trendy new shops and bistros enliven Hamra Street, long a dowdy, depressed zone that seemed fated never to regain its pre-civil-war glamour.

As a result, large amounts of detrital materials were transported into the basin and formed plentiful source rocks and turbidites in deep-water environments in the depressed zone and uplifted zone (Wang et al. 2013b; Yang et al. 2015) (Fig. 3).

Positive clones were identified by a depressed zone surrounding cellulase-expressing colonies.

The depressed zones between the basalt areas have extensive plateaus above which rise single volcanoes, table mountains, or other mountain masses with steep sides.

Now, it is true that France lives with high unemployment in a depressed euro zone; that it is more vassal than partner to Germany these days; that it is chronically divided between a world-class private sector and a vast state sector of grumpy functionaries; that its universalist illusions have faded as its power diminishes; and that its welfare state is unaffordable.

Populations from each side of the contact zone showed depressed genetic diversity and very strong differentiation (FST = 0.52).

Similarly, Vinogradov [ 30] showed that PINs of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Escherichia coli consist of two large-scale modularity layers: central and peripheral, separated by a zone of depressed modularity.

The first movie offered a startling, documentarylike picture of social decay in which the steady influx of drugs and guns over several generations transformed depressed neighborhoods into war zones.

In this seaweed, connectivity estimates based on allele frequency divergence (e.g. FST and related measures) are inflated (within sectors) or depressed (across secondary contact zones) to a great extent by historical colonization processes.

And the same is true of the euro zone and its depressed economy.

The increases were widely criticized as treating the wrong symptom — incipient inflation rather than depressed growth — especially after euro zone growth promptly slowed almost to nothing.