Sentence examples for serving zone from inspiring English sources

The serving zone is the space between the outer edges of the short and service lines.

A fault is called if, while serving, the server steps beyond the serving zone or leaves the zone before the rebound passes the short line.

To start the game a server stands anywhere within the serving zone, drops the ball to the floor, and strikes it on the first bounce with one hand, causing it to hit the front wall on the fly.

The ball must hit the front wall and rebound behind the short line, the line at the back of the serving zone.

A standard racquetball court is 20 feet (6 m) wide, 20 feet (6 m) tall and 40 feet (12 m) long, with a demarcated serving zone and receiving zone.

A system of loops throughout the city serves zones where traffic density is highest.

About 80 long, scratched tables and at least 400 flimsy chairs take up the main space, and arrayed around three sides of the room are five distinct serving zones.

The same supply air stream may accomplish heating, with the heat source located either in the central system equipment or in a terminal device serving a zone.

After time spent dairy farming (1912 17), she returned to public service and for two years served as zone chief of the Bureau of Refugees of the American Red Cross in France.

Later, Liu and Chen (1997) proposed a layout similar to tandem AGV system in which each AGV only serves one zone.

With an explosive growth in wireless traffic, a variety of small-size low-power base stations are being deployed within the usual macro eNB to serve hot zone, office, and home areas.