Sentence examples for urbanization zone from inspiring English sources

On a busy line located in a developed urbanization zone and national important economic regions with dense population, concentrated industry, and developed economy, passenger and freight traffic volume grows very fast.

Mexico City's government sees the international business-aimed satellite city of Santa Fe, a high-end urbanization zone rapidly built upon a dumping ground with no prior water infrastructure, as a pillar of the local and even national economy.

The U.N. biannual State of the World Cities reports increasingly emphasize the growth of mega-cities massive interconnected urbanization zones housing 20-50 mega-cities massive (or interconnectedmore).

The study area was divided into three zones, which were defined according to their level of urbanization: the urban core, the suburban zone, and the exurban zone.

"Zealotry in developing local economies is reaching new heights," it said, "and this is spurring on urbanization projects, development zones and high-tech parks, and rolling out projects for automobiles, steel and other industries".

Arthur Lerner-Lam, who maps disaster risks at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, agrees that urbanization in earthquake zones is setting the world up for its first true megadisaster — a million-casualty earthquake that many seismologists say is only a matter of time.

Earthquakes are no more frequent than they were a decade ago, but booming urbanization in seismic zones means the losses associated with each one are larger.

The peri-urban context represents such a transition zone during urbanization.

The effects of urbanization and urban growth models on the Critical Zone from industrial cities to postindustrial cities around the globe have been examined.

Carbon stocks and densities of four different types of forest patches during different urbanization periods in three zones (urban core, suburb and exurb) were compared to assess the impact of human disturbance on forest carbon.

The overlapping zone between urbanization and wildland vegetation, known as the wildland urban interface (WUI), is often at high risk of wildfire.