Sentence examples for developed zones from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, this is the result of transport infrastructure developments following the actual needs of land use and economic activity during most of the period being analysed, as opposed to being used as an instrument to stimulate growth in less developed zones.

We were able to accept the hypothesis that damage differed among the developed zones, and to confirm the acceptability of the figures initially generated.

Cork is multilayered with a broad and well developed zone comprising of 9 (Yuli) to 12 (Danda) layers (data were determined from enlarged root cross section that were not shown in Figure 3), and the cells are flat in shape.

The upper Vischkuil Formation comprises three depositional sequences, each bounded by a regionally developed zone of soft sediment deformation and associated 20 45 m thick debrite that represent the initiation of a major sand delivery system.

The momentum equation included the balance of pressure force by the hydrostatic head of solids, and the wall frictions due to gas and solids in a fully developed zone.

Furthermore, the experimental results from different gas solid flow systems also show that as long as Fr−0.3DGs/ ρpUg) remains constant, there is the same solid concentration in the fully developed zone of different CFB risers with different particles.

With the same Fr−0.3DGs/ ρpUg), the local solid concentrations, the descending particle velocities, the cluster frequencies and the solid concentrations inside clusters in the fully developed zone of the risers all display the same axial and radial distribution, respectively.

Other contextual factors, such as the state-governed developing zones (DZs), also have positive effects on KIBS-births.

Sherratt (1983) suggests that camel domestication took place in two developing zones of long-distance trade (Bactrian camel toward the east, dromedary camel towards the south-west) in relation with the growing urban area of Mesopotamia.

The stress-strain curves were divided into two zones, i.e. linearly stress developing zone (zone I) and yield zone around fracture (zone II).

Contact efficiency, a measure of the interaction between gas and solids indicated high efficiency in the flow developing zone and decreased with height in the fully developed region.