Sentence examples for regulated zone from inspiring English sources
Amid the region's raw beauty she finds a poorly regulated zone where cultures are exploited and left stranded between tradition and modernity.
But take a close look at the recent history of the interconnected lands that make up the Arctic and you'll also find a dumping ground, ravaged and exploited cultures and a poorly regulated zone in which humanity's worst instincts have been indulged.
Meanwhile, it's perfectly legal to exchange blowjobs for cash, but touting for business on the street can land you a record for soliciting (unless you work in Leeds' new regulated zone).
People need to be in the regulated zone to be better able to match caloric intake to caloric expenditure over long time periods.
He referred to a moderate and high energy flux as the regulated zone where energy intake was well matched to level of energy expenditure (eg, better appetite control).
While the San Francisco Bay Area counties the District occupies (San Mateo and Santa Clara) were regulated zones for the pathogen, no restrictions were in place inside the regulated area to limit the spread of the pathogen on a more local level.
The former comes from established, regulated zones known as DOCs.
Informality is often associated with procedures and phenomena that take place outside formal processes or planned and regulated zones (Roy 2005).
The discharge of nutrients from groundwater to surface water is strongly regulated by zones of high reactivity that exist close to the sediment-water interface (i.e., riparian zone, hyporheic zone).
Our data suggest that (1) the duration of active growth zone activity modulates the size of the liver; (2) a shift in the position of the localized growth zone helps to shape the liver; and (3) β-catenin/Wnt are involved in regulating growth zone activities during liver development.
He also lauded European leaders who agreed to give the E.C.B. the authority to regulate euro zone banks, a step seen as essential to preventing future bank crises.
