Sentence examples for segregated zones from inspiring English sources

A typical house was generally divided into three carefully segregated zones including social, service and private zones (Cromley 1996).

African American mothers were at increased odds of having IUGR or preterm infants than other mothers; however, these disparities reduced in highly segregated zones.

The simulation results of these models show that the steady-state reactor temperature is little affected by imperfected mixing for the volume fraction of segregated zones less than 10% of the total reactor volume.

Stirred tank (STR) flows at low and moderate Reynolds numbers show poor mixing behavior due to formation of segregated zones inside which both magnitude and fluctuation level of velocity components show lower values compared to the active fluid regime (i.e., impeller jet stream, circulation loops).

Then these steps repeat separately for each of two segregated zones.

Inertial-convective decay of large eddies forming the completely segregated zone results in the growth of the molecular mixing zone.

From the outset, Chipperfield argued that the BBC's functions should all be mixed together, rather than segregated into zones or separate buildings.

Active perturbation of the STR flow using a time-dependent impeller rotational speed can potentially enhance mixing by breaking up these segregated unmixed zones and enhancing the turbulence level throughout the tank volume.

The building is circled by seven zones segregated by activity.

The cases of Berlin's Motardstraße, Hovestaden's Sandholm and Kongelunden, as well as the camps in Attica illustrate that different usages of space and daily routines are functionally segregated into various zones.

Two traits – flower shape and temperature preferences – were segregated into adaptive zones associated with different functional group of pollinators or biogeographic regions.