"Although the British in Helmand province are trying harder than the Germans, French or Italians in their respective zones, in U.S. eyes we, too, are relatively risk-averse," columnist and author Max Hastings said in a newspaper article last December.
In more than a hundred and fifty letters, they discussed subjects ranging from bloom times in their respective zones to meetings with cantankerous plantsmen, their burgeoning families, and, as time passed, the vicissitudes of old age.
During the maneuver, the Russian contractors crossed the Euphrates River near the town of Khusham, breaching what Moscow and Washington have agreed is the dividing line separating their respective zones of authority.
Like the Red-necked Aracari, the Ivory-billed Aracari's three constituent subspecies have occasionally all been viewed at species level, but all three interbreed in their respective zones of overlap, a factor generally afforded high significance in toucan taxonomy.
Antarctic whales particularly humpbacks (Megaptera novaeangliae), a highly migratory species can be divided into five distinct populations around Antarctica; each population migrates separately, and individuals usually return to their respective zones, though interchange may occur.
In mice and monkeys, neurons stayed well within their respective zones, the researchers report in the September issue of Nature Neuroscience.
Grains labeled B and D exhibit rotations, their respective zone axis pattern change.
In this figure, we show the images for the different selected regions (i, ii, and iii) from Fig. 6 with their corresponding FFTs and their respective zone axis indexed diffraction pattern.
Teams qualified for the national event through their respective Zone Qualifying Tournaments.
Our field trials were therefore designed to evaluate accessions in their respective zone of adaptation.
Both clubs are one point ahead of their respective relegation zones.
