This is the fertile edge of art, a zone typically trespassed only by relations (see above) and by patient, curious types who hope against hope to find some unexpected moment of grandeur.
Sochi is also on the edge of a war zone in the North Caucasus.
And here, at the edge of a security zone where no cars were allowed and soldiers patrolled, men huddled around their elders and transistor radios and listened to their nation being reborn.
Selling her previous home, she said, ended up taking four years, in part because she wanted to have the zoning changed to allow for commercial use (it was on the edge of a commercial zone) in order to get the best price.
Introgression may generate gradients (or steps) in allele frequencies along a geographic axis originating at the edge of a contact zone.
When the slope of dispersion curve approaches zero, for example, at the edge of a Brillouin zone (BZ), the propagation speed of the waves is significantly slowed or the modes become a standing wave which can result in the enhanced interaction of the photon/phonon with the material or the prohibition of energy flow.
Near a set of railroad tracks, at the edge of an industrial zone, it is cut off from the rest of Los Angeles, and most residents of the city never see it.
I was lucky, at the edge of an evacuation zone and safe.
The warning, issued at an emergency meeting of the two governments in Bujanovac -- at the edge of a tense demilitarized zone abutting Kosovo -- came as the Yugoslav Army said it had intelligence reports that rebels were planning an offensive this month.
