Sentence examples for reserved zone from inspiring English sources
In 2006 a "protected natural area" called the Sierra del Divisor reserved zone (SDRZ) was superimposed over roughly 700,000 hectares of the proposed reserve, the following year an oil concession was slapped on top of approximately 81% of it, and then in 2015 the SDRZ was converted into the Sierra del Divisor national park.
To get into the reserved viewing area, guests either arrive early to get a free "fastpass" ticket or buy a meal package, priced between $15 and $40, that includes entry to the reserved zone.
In Peru there are 14 marine and coastal protected areas comprising over 3,000 km2, including six natural protected marine and coastal areas, two natural sanctuaries, two national reserves, one wildlife refuge, one reserved zone, and two areas of regional conservation.
In Peru, the Cerros de Amotape National Park, Tumbes Reserved Zone and adjacent buffer areas to the north in Tumbes harbor at least 100 individuals.
Oil, logging, a reserved zone, now even a national park..
A reserved zone was established for the "Toromonas" in 2006, although it is in the Madidi National Park and to the south-west of where BGP is currently operating.
However, 20 blocks overlap 11 less strictly protected areas, such as Communal Reserves and Reserved Zones.
To the east, there is not a single strict protected area in all of northern Peru, although two areas are "reserved" but not designated for national protection (Güeppi and Pucacuro Reserved Zones) (Figure 4B), and several areas are proposed for regional-level conservation.
The proliferative and hypertrophic zones are half as stiff as the reserve zone along the compression axis and about three times less stiff than the reserve zone in the transverse plane.
These two zones are also three times as permeable as the reserve zone in the radial direction.
The reserve zone, with its greater zonal component at that development stage, has noteworthy effects on the complete growth plate intrinsic mechanical properties.
