Sentence examples for supply zone from inspiring English sources

McKinnon suggested that the heart could be "a supply zone" or "reservoir" for the atmosphere and geological activity on the planet.

They want scenarios and simulations that provide immediate guidance on the best actions to take when disruptions occur — disruptions ranging from unexpected competitors or an earthquake in a supply zone to a customer signaling it may switch providers.

Data set of uranium concentrations determined in 106 RDT samples collected in three runs from the water supply zone in Wroclaw (Poland), cannot be simply described by normal or log-normal distributions.

The random daytime (RDT) sampling method was employed for the assessment of average exposure on Cu, Ni and Pb, connected with the consumption of drinking water in a large water supply zone.

The random daytime (RDT) sampling method was used for the first time in the assessment of average weekly exposure to uranium through drinking water in a large water supply zone.

As you can see, this study features three distinct sections: the work zone (with the desk and computer), the reference zone (home to manuals, reference books, binders, filing cabinets, etc.), and the supply zone (where office supplies are kept).

Water is delivered to different supply zones for 24, 48 or 60 h each week with drinking water losses of around 50 60%.

Because of different supply zones, the large time constants and the non-linear building dynamics with respect to the different seasons, a CFMPC concept is proposed.

The permitting procedure helps to safeguard subsurface drinking water supplies by assuring that disposal wells are drilled and completed in a manner so the fresh drinking water supply zones are isolated from communication with any brackish or salty water zones.

Here, overhead cube shelving serves as the reference center (and a display nook for bright, funky decor), while the space below comfortably accommodates the work and supply zones.

However, drinking water is usually distributed in different supply zones, with the result that the exposure is not necessarily universal.