Sentence examples for identifying zones from inspiring English sources

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

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

As compared to the trajectory classifier described in Equations 12 15, here the window w was always slid with at most a 5 ms step such as to yield a good temporal resolution in identifying zones with high information content.

The model of educational access of the Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transition, and Equity (CREATE) provides a broader conceptualisation of access by identifying zones of exclusion which highlight various patterns of school behaviour among children of school age (Table 1).

"We're going to try to do a demonstration project to identify zones and offer discount tickets to them," she said.

The new map is more accurate and more detailed than the old, and the Horticultural Society has plans to introduce, at its site, software that allows gardeners to identify zones by ZIP code.

Figure 1 shows the identified zones within the mockup: System's State zone, Data Entry zone and Navigation zone.

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

For each of the identified zones, the inspector checks the usability verification items which are grouped and shown by the Mockup DUE tool (see Figure 1 stage 3).

(2) High permeability: High permeability is used to identify zones where mining-induced fractures are highly developed and compaction starts to occur.

Thus, this study will help in decision-making process for groundwater management in the region and identify zones which need proper attention.