Sentence examples for growth zoning from inspiring English sources

Such an assumption can only be a first-order approximation, given that minerals show remarkable continuous growth zoning during retrogression, which indicates that both equilibrium and non-equilibrium compositions have permanently changed.

Many fergusonite crystals display growth zoning, characterized by a general increase towards the rim in the contents of Y and rare earth elements at the expense of U and Th.

Near the vein wall (less than approximately 1.0 mm from the vein wall), where growth zoning of quartz is clear (Figure 5b), the vapor in the fluid inclusions is dominated by CO2 with X CO 2 values ranging from 0.5 to 0.9 (Figure 5c).

Changes in U and Th are broadly covariant, but in accordance with the absence of visible growth zoning under CL the overall distribution of trace elements in the grain does not appear to follow any regular concentric or radial pattern of the kind that is usual for igneous zircon.

Second, both Free Exchange and the two economists claim that stringent anti-growth zoning regulations are associated with low carbon emissions (though, to their credit, neither argues that anti-growth zoning causes low emissions).

But the Marina Art District's large industrial lots and pro-growth zoning policies give developers a measure of freedom they don't have in neighboring areas.

Municipalities have long controlled their look and growth with zoning laws.

But controversy simmers on two fronts: historic preservation and appropriate-size growth and zoning.

This paper contributes in understanding the mechanism of, and establishing a link between, urban growth management oriented by zoning in China (namely development priority zoning or DPZ).

"The rules that govern growth and planning and zoning in the city and county government are incredibly complex," he said.

The Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C., measures the effects of zoning and growth regulations on real estate prices.