Sentence examples for tradition zone from inspiring English sources

In this research study, a comprehensive analysis and assessment of flow patterns in the tradition zone of inlet duct of horizontal HRSG is conducted using both experimental and numerical methods.

Over the past several years, tech year-end lists have become as much of an annual tradition as Twilight Zone marathons and going to a bar to get away from the family on Christmas Eve.

"Black Mirror": A series of dystopian tales about technology and morality that energetically revive the anthology tradition of "The Twilight Zone," "Black Mirror" explores what technology does for us -- and what it takes away.

The Twilight Zone An annual tradition continues as KTLA presents an 18-episode marathon of Rod Serling's classic 1960s-era sci-fi anthology series.

"A country that has over 2,000 years of a Christian tradition now is becoming a Christian-free zone with the state looking on," Mr. Singhammer said.

Each umpire will presumably be discouraged from the long-held tradition of bringing his own strike zone to the game or, as had become the fashion, from employing multiple strike zones of varying dimensions throughout the course of nine innings.

Innovation processes tend to be located in the zone between the didactic tradition and the need to adapt to the present (Salinas et al., 2008: 10).

(2013), show that in Colombia reception of remittances is associated with a lower probability of participation in the labor market, mainly in zones of high migration tradition such as Pereira.

To extend the season, Maddon utilized Chapman in a way that bucked tradition and the left-hander's usual zone of comfort, a three-out save.

Consequently, Macedonia forms a complex border zone between the major cultural traditions of Europe and Asia.

More important are the deep pools of liquidity and talent in London, its trading tradition and its ability to span time zones more comfortably than some.