Sentence examples for dominant zone from inspiring English sources
From the Fig. 5a, b, it is indicated that the almost all the samples were in the border of evaporation dominance to weathering dominant zone.
The samples fall in rock water interaction dominant zone indicating chemical weathering of rock-forming minerals as the prime factor influencing the groundwater quality suggesting dissolution and displacement of minerals constituting the aquifer materials.
Their result shows surface geothermal activity localized above the dominant zone of high conductivity, which is inconsistent with the hypothesis that the highly conductive zones consist only of altered clay, without hot saline fluid.
The cation triangle shows that the majority of the samples fall in no dominant zone in both the seasons while HCO3 is the dominant ion as depicted by anion triangle of the Piper trilinear diagram.
(which is the its current dominant zone).
The induced fractures reduced the size of diffusion dominant zones in shale matrix, and the dissolution pores increased the size of gas transport pathways into fractures.
A few dominant zones in the north Atlantic (south of Greenland, along the Canadian coasts and around the mid-Atlantic ridge) generate most of the secondary micro-seismic peak energy recorded in Europe (Gutenberg 1936; Kedar et al. 2008; Sergeant et al. 2013).
Weathering dominant (rock dominance) zone represents the intermediate region.
Cohesive faults and mineral veins are concentrated in the sandstone-dominant zones, whereas breccias occur in the shale-dominant intervals (Figures 3, 4, and 5).
In Hole B core samples, three dominant fault zones, FZB1136 (fault zone around 1,136 m depth in Hole B), FZB1194, and FZB1243, were observed within the Chinshui shale (Figure 1) and interpreted as segments of the Chelungpu fault (Hirono et al. 2006, 2007a, 2008).
