Sentence examples for stopping zones from inspiring English sources

No- stopping zones, no double parking, whatever the case may be.

Stop zones become apparent after 18 20 h and stay stable for up to 2 days in culture.

CCTV footage shown to the court revealed how a bus and a minicab had stopped in the green "advanced stopped zone" box reserved for cyclists to give them a head-start at the traffic lights, while a report by the Met Police's road accident investigation unit found that Mr Gibbs could not have expected to see Ms Lee because she was so close to the front of the lorry at the lights.

They also call for something else: while no one wants foreign troops on the ground – Libyan memories of colonialism remain vivid and dire – they do want an enforceable no-fly zone to stop the attacks from the air.

These privileges apply only for the duration of breaking-news coverage, and do not nullify all parking restrictions: red zones, fire hydrants, crosswalks, bus zones, disabled parking zones or access ramps, commercial loading zones, taxi cab zones, "no stopping" or "no parking" zones, transit lanes, and other towaway zones are still off-limits.

Photonic stop zones in 3D structures have been already proved useful for blocking undesirable light emission [9].

In this work, we investigate the influence of photonic stop zones on the intrinsic fluorescence of 3D photonic crystal made of closely packed silica globules.

The contact between intrusions and the enclosing rocks is sharp in deeply eroded plutons e.g., Santa Angélica, Venda Nova, Mimoso do Sul and Várzea Alegre, but at shallow levels e.g., Castelo, Pedra Azul and Conceição de Muqui agmatic stoping zones occur along the borders.

Fluorescence spectra of samples excited with UV light (λ exc = 266 nm) consist of several broad, overlapping bands in the range of 400 to 700 nm (Figure 7). Figure 7 Fluorescence spectra of photonic crystal samples with different spectral positions of stop zones.

Dr. Herbert acknowledged that he isn't interested in politicking; he said when he was interviewed he gave board members an analogy of taking a football and running for the end zone without stopping every 10 yards to huddle.

I tell him the story of how my dad, as he lay belly-down on his tube, was going so fast that he sped straight through the stop zone, the thirty feet or so at the bottom of the track where the packed ice transitions to the looser snow of the ski area.