Sentence examples for main zones from inspiring English sources

The main zones for projecting the past onto the present were the "redcoats," paper targets stapled to wooden poles at 25 meters.

Though much of Ukraine's original plant cover has been cleared for cultivation, three main zones of natural vegetation are still distinguishable.

The three main zones of copper working in Central Africa were the Nile watershed, the eastern savanna, and the southwestern forest.

The events would be held in two main zones: the Core Zone, which would include the Olympic Stadium, and the River Zone, a portion of the riverbank that would be reclaimed for public use.

The events will be held in two main zones: the Core Zone, which will include the Olympic Stadium, and the River Zone, a part of the riverbank which will be reclaimed for public use.

But while environment groups have welcomed the plan – which increases the number of marine reserves in five main zones surrounding Australia from 27 to 60 – it's unclear how effective it will be in protecting the unique mix of sharks, turtles, dugongs, corals and other life found beyond the arid continent's vast coastline.

When authorities tried to distribute the infected viktims across a number of centers, they either wouldn't go or made their way quickly back to the main zone.

In the main zone, roughly twice the size of Manhattan, 2,000 marines are backed up by 700 Afghan soldiers and 300 regular police.

In addition, both mini-histograms are "inside" the main zone of the overall histogram.

The burned area samples appear as being outside of the main zone of the larger (grey coloured) histogram.

The main zone of electrochemical reactions is far enough from the main zone of heterogeneous reactions, so that the two kinds of reactions almost don't influence each other when the cathode is thick enough (e.g. 700 μm).