Sentence examples for three broad zones from inspiring English sources
The Pamirs are divided into three broad zones according to the characteristics of their rock formations: the northern, central, and southern Pamirs.
Map (iii) shows the three broad zones which replaced microzonation.
The risk map was simplified in September 1997 (final revision in April 1999), and microzones were replaced by three broad zones: exclusion, central and northern (Figure 2iii).
Most permafrost can be differentiated into two broad zones; the continuous and the discontinuous, referring to the lateral continuity of permafrost.
These landforms are categorized into two broad zones on the basis of its influence in groundwater occurrence.
The ten broad zones of authority (the eleventh is other) were dreamed up later by faculty group lobbyists and then adopted by the system Board of Governors in 1990.
Samples were purified by thin-layer chromatography, and two broad zones with Rf 0.03 to 0.39 and 0.4 to 0.8 were scraped off and eluted.
A water balance model (monthly precipitation minus monthly ET) defines three broad climate zones along the sampling transect: an arid zone with moisture deficit in every month, an intermediate zone with moisture deficit during low-rainfall summer months and moisture surplus during high-rainfall winter months, and a humid zone with moisture surplus during every month.
The 15 remaining diploid populations of R. leptorrhynchoides are distributed in two broad geographic zones; a northern zone in South-East New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and a southern zone that extends through central Victoria (Fig. 1).
Between these two broad soil zones lies a transitional zone the forest-steppe zone, where forest soils merge gradually with steppe soils.
Over the past several years, a statewide process for designing and implementing protected area networks has been based on four broad biotic zones based on the biogeographic boundary at Pt. Conception and three other practical socio-political borders.
