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Sakaguchi et al. (2011) measured R o across the dark gouges in the megasplay fault and the plate-boundary thrust and identified zones of anomalous R o values symmetrically distributed around the gouges (Figure 6).

Least-cost paths were then used to identify zones of probable connection between reserves.

The corrected airborne heat production estimates are capable of identifying zones of high heat production at a detailed scale (e.g. 1 50k).

Turbidite-system architecture and depositional processes were correlated with associated topographic features in order to identify zones of preferential sediment gravity-flow convergence or divergence.

Identifying zones of sulphide oxidation and carbonate buffering is important in the development of a management plan for mine waste-rock piles.

To mitigate debris flow hazards, it is necessary to map, model, and identify zones of debris flow hazards and vulnerability as to inform the local people about the potential risk with a geographic information system.

The aim is to evaluate the non-uniform stress and strain fields that develop in the solid matrix and to identify zones of dynamic stress concentration for the case of dynamic loads applied along the matrix boundary.

Dai, Gorb and Schwarz [3] used methods of analysing 2-D radii of curvature in insect tarsi to identify structural anomalies which superficially would seem to indicate zones of weakness or stress concentration but in reality identify zones of localised hardening/strengthening due to the presence of zinc or other trace minerals in the insect cuticle.

Along with details about specific incidents, women now have the ability to geotag crimes, creating a map of "hotspots" to identify zones of harassment.

This technique has been used to identify zones of chronically hypoxic cells in multicellular spheroids and animal tumours.

In addition to QTL analyses, which only focus on a single progeny, association genetics can be used to focus on a set of populations to identify zones of interest of the genome in breeding.