Sentence examples for zone defined by from inspiring English sources

Shelly, D. R. Complexity of the deep San Andreas fault zone defined by cascading tremor.

The grey areas in the left panels indicate the thermal comfort zone defined by the ASHARE Standard.

The hysteresis zone defined by these stability limits is shifted towards higher jet velocities with preheating.

The chemical site lies in a moderate-risk flood zone, defined by the government as having a 0.2percentt chance of flooding in any year.

In the realm of crime fighting, that principle holds that most offenders will do their dirty work relatively close to home, in a comfort zone defined by where they live, work, play and commute.

Concentration profiling in the reactor suggests two general environments: (1) a highly non-equilibrium reaction zone defined by high CO concentrations, and (2) a postflame environment.

But those zones, defined by the laws of controlled names and appellations - D.O.C., for Denominazione di Origine Controllata - supplied only 12percentt of all the wine made in Italy.

The United States and China have clashing definitions of such zones, defined by a United Nations convention as waters within 200 nautical miles of a coast.

This method is based on three operating zones defined by the electrical frequency produced by the generator, and where different values of direct current set points are defined.

Promising cooling strategies including water side economizer and indirect evaporative cooler (IEC) are modeled and analyzed for the 17 worldwide climate zones defined by ASHRAE 90.1.

The second two methods (ObShp3 and ObShp5) used zones defined by a data driven segmentation of the satellite soil moisture data.