This is a volatile employment zone.
In the late 1980s, after the Duvalier regime ended, the school, located in a volatile urban zone, began hemorrhaging students.
"The U.K. is a safe bet" for international buyers, Mr. King of Winkworth said, especially because Britain is outside the volatile euro zone.
But there is a need, they say, to overcome the image the world has of the territory as a volatile conflict zone where people ride to work on camels.
After all, the war in eastern Ukraine has ncreased the risk of a huge, illicit arms market burgeoning around the volatile conflict zone.
And, most hazardous of all, upland storage of such massive heads of water behind concrete dams astride volatile earthquake zones invite instant annihilation of this earthly paradise.
In the devolatilization process, due to evaporated moisture moves away from the devolatilization front, the amount of volatile determined the reaction zone thickness [48], and it influenced the heat transfer to the devolatilization zone which affected the devolatilization rate.
Hence, finding out its amount is necessary to adjust the sufficiency of air supplied in the zone where volatile is released to improve combustion efficiency.
Moreover using food poison technique (Table 4), the volatile oil showed clear zone of growth inhibition against F. graminearum at 10 μL.
The Benghazi attacks, in which the United States ambassador and three other Americans were killed, come at the end of a 10-year period in which the State Department — sending its employees into a lengthening list of war zones and volatile regions — has regularly ratcheted up security for its diplomats.
