Sentence examples for small zones of from inspiring English sources

This approach would represent a novel exercise in modern market building, but it approximates the conditions under which many economic historians have speculated that capitalism emerged in medieval Europe -- in small zones of security maintained by local people (in that era, the feudal lords) who viewed trade as a sustainable source of power and revenue.

Seed-fern stems generally possessed variable amounts of soft, loose wood and relatively large zones of cortex and pith; in this respect they resembled the stems of cycads and differed considerably from the stems of conifers, which have compact wood and relatively small zones of cortex and pith.

We also found small zones of high reflection strengths at depths of 32 34 km (R3), 28 32 km (R4) and 32 35 km (R5).

Small zones of entrapped DNAPL are shown to serve as a persistent source of low concentration plumes, difficult to distinguish from other (sorbed and immobile dissolved) sequestered mass sources.

Using data collected by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), a spacecraft launched jointly by NASA and the European Space Agency, the two scientists tracked the motion of small zones of magnetism on the sun's surface carried poleward by meridional flow.

However, small zones (of enhanced biological activity due to low permeability and/ or high organic carbon content) located away from the river bank can induce significant localized changes in groundwater quality (such as locally high dissolved Mn due to the dissolutive reaction of MnO2(s) and/or MnOOH s)).

My car had represented a small zone of personal freedom for me.

At Moscow State, Lewis studied under a professor who had carved out a small zone of academic freedom.

Rare permanent small zone of hypoesthesia over the cheek could also happen.

A small zone of inhibition was observed for the papaya leaf extract alone.

The most surprising thing about Fig. 7 is that a small zone of certification still exists.