This drags the debate back to the one zone of fallibility, the breakdown.
This paper addresses the problem of identifying structural damage affecting one zone of a beam using measured frequencies.
In one zone of the city in July, Dhaka South City Corporation found that of 2,599 constructions sites, 938 had infestations of Aedes.
One zone of Apple Music offers playlists tailored to various activities and moods: "Waking Up," "Working," "Chilling Out," "Cooking," "Getting It On," and "Breaking Up".
Miniaturization of the plant or integration of reaction and separation within one zone of the apparatus, have become a hallmark of Process Intensification.
Perhaps we should be grateful that at least one zone of pop still prizes light-fingered subtlety and tries to beguile listeners instead of buttonholing them, and still presents men who try to respect and understand women.
The data will hopefully also help build the business case for grouping out of hours workers into one zone of the office, which could reduce energy usage by up to 75% during those times.
There is, of course, one zone of Carroll's life that, to modern sensibilities, looks more bizarre than anything in Wonderland, and where, for once, he was blind to his own excesses.
That is the one zone of interest from which "Nightcrawler" itself shies, although I can imagine Lou setting up the camcorder at pillow height, and Nina leaping hotfoot from the bed to edit the results.
Walker et al. (2004) use the example of private conservation in southern Africa to illustrate how complex systems flip from one zone of attraction to another.
