Sentence examples for troubled zones from inspiring English sources
It, therefore, overcomes some of the limitations of previously-used strategies for detecting troubled zones.
In troubled zones where foreign NGOs flourish, weekends bring a line of smart four-by-fours parked at the best beaches, restaurants or nightclubs.
Most weeks of the year, western drone strikes are used to kill terror suspects in several parts of the world's most troubled zones – Syria, Iraq, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen prominent among them.
To make this sub-structure visible, we take a sub-cell approach to detecting zones with discontinuities, known as troubled zones.
The moments of the troubled zones can then be corrected using a weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) or Hermite WENO (HWENO) approach.
A surprising advocate for the theory that television is far from dead proved to be Shane Smith, the founder of Vice, the edgy online news channel famed for sending reporters to trouble zones where conventional providers fear to tread.
It has also smuggled 34 international journalists into the trouble zones.
But he was easily bored and began accepting reporting assignments in the Middle East and other trouble zones.
He was employed by several contractors that work in Iraq, including ArmorGroup, one of the best known providers of security services in Iraq and other trouble zones.
In that part of Colombia, areas east and west of the Pan-American are trouble zones, so I knew our detour was not taking us to Disneyland.
Andrew Russell from Wimbledon, London said he would be happy to take his partner and their teenage children to Turkey, "as the tourist destinations are nowhere near the trouble zones and I believe the terrorist threat is low".
