Sentence examples for the zone of transition from inspiring English sources

They allow insight into the stratigraphical and palaeopedological formation of the Younger Quaternary at the zone of transition between the Namib desert and the savanna.

The experiment indicated that 125I was mobile only within the saturated/low redox zone at the base of the soil column and accumulated in the zone of transition between anoxic and oxic soil conditions.

A temperature drop of the plume from 1000 1170 °C at the source (Keiding and Sigmarsson 2012) to 480 °C at the transitional level in combination with a magmatic gas mass fraction of approximately 2%% (Borisova et al. 2012; Keiding and Sigmarsson 2012) would indicate that at the zone of transition, a large fraction of the gas must have contained entrained air.

This refers to the zone of transition between unoccupied land and human development.

The inferior border of the costophrenic sinus was identified as the zone of transition from the artifactual representation of normal lung to the visualization of the diaphragm and liver.

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Interstices were originally used in the Chicago school by Burgess in his 1925 concentric model of residential zones as an alternative name for the concentric zone of transition, termed the interstitial area.

Created as a new home for slum dwellers cleared from Delhi's old city in the 1970s, Trilokpuri is another zone of transition, still halfway between the urban and the rural, where buffalo graze amid plastic bags and rubbish in the wastelands that separate new, poorly built cement blocks of flats.

On the eastern side of Madagascar, there is virtually no zone of transition between the earthen houses of the Highlands and the dwellings made of plant materials common to the coastal regions.

While some wildfires burn in remote forested regions, they can cause extensive destruction of homes and other property located in the wildland-urban interface: a zone of transition between developed areas and undeveloped wilderness.

A lytic destructive appearance with a moth-eaten/permeative wide zone of transition is the most common appearance (Fig. 1).