Sentence examples for sensitive zones from inspiring English sources

In the heat transfer test, heat fluxmeters were positioned in the wall at these sensitive zones.

Some snoop, the experts say, will always be willing to sell closeups of sensitive zones that some other nation wants off limits, encouraging a free-for-all.

Kelly told others that among his biggest accomplishments was keeping the president from making rash military moves, such as removing troops from sensitive zones.

A theory, invented primarily by Chinese seismologists about 20 years ago, holds that hydrothermal areas are sensitive zones in the crust, he said.

Beware of underground clubbing in seismically sensitive zones, this Chile-based disaster horror warns, as Roth and his fellow travellers get a gory comeuppance for seeking third world kicks.

"Morocco is in a state of extreme alert, and this situation prevails as much in Casablanca as in other cities and sensitive zones in the country," the communications minister, Nabil Benbdellah, told reporters in Rabat, the capital, on Wednesday.

It is a highly sensitive zone and it will take some time," Pathak added.

A mortar strike on Damascus university killed about 20 students on Thursday, exposing the fragility of the capital's most sensitive zone to attack.

Where the map was shaded would make or break his building's future: whether it was in the bright white star of the town development center or in the pale green of an environmentally sensitive zone.

Alan Davie, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton, Peter Lanyon, William Scott and Bryan Wynter explored the sensitive zone between representation and abstraction: testing the expressive potential of the material of paint itself, and of the mark and gesture, while retaining semblances of subject matter, external references or imagery.

These small-scale objects provide a wide range of possibilities for alternating the architecture of the FO sensitive zone, enabling also unique effects such as localized SPR LSPRR).