Sentence examples for three major zones from inspiring English sources

Recent models of Earth formation, however, suggest early differentiation of Earth into three major zones (core, mantle, and crust) and attendant early loss of volatile substances from the interior.

That was the revelation of the festival's first "Tap Internationals" evening, in 2001, and although the dozen or so participants in this year's showcase are less far-flung, three major zones of tap activity — Brazil, Japan, and Australia — are represented by excellent dancers.

Three major zones of habitat are usually present: (1) littoral, the shallow-water zone, with light penetrating to the bottom and supporting rooted plants and bottom-dwelling animals; (2) limnetic, the water open to effective light penetration, supporting plant and animal plankton; and (3) profundal, the bottom and deepwater area beyond light penetration, supporting dark-adapted organisms.

These household cookstove models are organized around the three major zones of the cookstove system: the fuel bed, the gas phase reaction zone, and the heat transfer zone.

This may represent evidence that the three major zones of the PFR and their distinct morphologies are heavily reliant for their formation on only a relatively few structural proteins, perhaps PFR1 and PFR2 (the only proteins that have been shown to localise to the PFR whose ablation results in a failure of PFR assembly).

This was seen in zones A and B but also in the non-ABR zone surrounding the three major zones (Eskenazi et al. 2004).

Earth's atmosphere is segmented into two major zones.

About 17,000 death sentences were handed down by the military commissions and revolutionary tribunals of the Terror, 72 percent for charges of armed rebellion in the two major zones of civil war the federalist southeast and the western Vendée region.

There are two major zones: rapids, shallow water where currents are strong enough to keep the bottom clear and firm; and pools, deeper waters where currents are reduced and silt and other debris collect on the bottom.

Geomorphologically, the entire region can be broadly categorized into the following two major zones: the Rann area that often gets submerged by seawater, and the highland zone that comprises uplifts, elevated landforms, and residual depressions (Biswas 1987, 2005; Yadav et al. 2008).

After the end of the Cold War, Turkey was seen as a prickly power in a tough neighborhood, one that included two major zones of instability, the Balkans and the Middle East.