Sentence examples for respective zone from inspiring English sources

The behavioral output (time spent) was evaluated by scoring the time inside the respective zone.

Grains labeled B and D exhibit rotations, their respective zone axis pattern change.

In this figure, we show the images for the different selected regions (i, ii, and iii) from Fig. 6 with their corresponding FFTs and their respective zone axis indexed diffraction pattern.

The total population sizes of the three target tree species (trees≥6cm) in each conservation zone were estimated based on the average densities as derived from the adaptive cluster sampling, total area of the zone and percentages of forest cover in the respective zone.

The largest fund of agricultural land by hypsometric zones is closely linked with the largest fund of land that lies in the respective zone, so in the hypsometric zone 500 750 m are 58.59% of agricultural land, while 30.03% are under <500 m, which means that 88.62% of agricultural land of classes 1 4 lies in these two first hypsometric zones.

Teams qualified for the national event through their respective Zone Qualifying Tournaments.

India and Pakistan frequently seize each other's fishermen, accusing them of violating the countries' respective zones in the Arabian Sea.

Figures 7d g and 8e h show the average power of time segments where the mice moved in the respective zones.

"Although the British in Helmand province are trying harder than the Germans, French or Italians in their respective zones, in U.S. eyes we, too, are relatively risk-averse," columnist and author Max Hastings said in a newspaper article last December.

During the maneuver, the Russian contractors crossed the Euphrates River near the town of Khusham, breaching what Moscow and Washington have agreed is the dividing line separating their respective zones of authority.

In more than a hundred and fifty letters, they discussed subjects ranging from bloom times in their respective zones to meetings with cantankerous plantsmen, their burgeoning families, and, as time passed, the vicissitudes of old age.