Sentence examples for intermediary zone from inspiring English sources

We seem to be moving within an intermediary zone between city and airport, ground and sky, inside and outside, openness and enclosure, public and private.

The lowland and a large portion of the intermediary zones are mostly occupied by the Yousafzai Afghans, while the uplands and a small portion of the intermediary zone are occupied by the Kohistani Dards.

With an shRNA approach, it has been shown that knocking down the levels of Cx26 and Cx43 rendered more neurons unable to migrate into the cortical plate, which led to their accumulation in the intermediary zone.

Lowlands and intermediary zones have multi-seasonal irrigated cropping and mono- and bi-seasonal rain-fed agriculture, while the only type of agriculture in the uplands is mono-seasonal and irrigated.

The territory used by landless transhumant herders in the Malakand region of Northern Pakistan is divided into three parts: (1) the lowlands below 1250 m towards the south, (2) the intermediary zones from 1250 to 3000 m, and (3) the uplands above 3000 m towards the north.

In intermediary zones between the central highlands and humid coastal areas, hybrid variations have developed that use cob and sticks.

But nearly all existing knowledge on radial variation in wood chemistry is based on patterns observed in temperate conifers, and generalized from categorical comparisons between heartwood vs. sapwood, not accounting for large intermediary zones in tree stems (Lachenbruch et al. 2011).

Another entity, a partly publicly funded group called Parco Genetico, was established at the same time to facilitate the data collection and act as an intermediary between Shardna and the Blue Zone towns.

The differences between intermediary and tertiary level hospitals fell outside the inconclusive zone for the models wherein all transfers are excluded { model "Initial 2": ORB1vsB2-B3:1.38 [95%CI (1.25 1.52)]) and model "Shock 2" ORB1vsB2-B3:1.48 [95%CI (1.33 1.65)])} (Table 4).

In healthy cartilage, a zone of calcified cartilage (ZCC) acts as an intermediary for mechanical force transfer from soft to hard tissue, as well as an effective interlocking structure to better resist interfacial shear forces.

In between these two mirror-image subduction zones lies the South Island, which acts as a tectonic intermediary, accommodating the differential motion via a complex system of faults, like a team of diplomats doing their best to avert a head-on collision between superpowers.