Sentence examples for zone definition from inspiring English sources

The basis of zone definition varies among geologists, some considering a zone to be all rocks containing a certain species (usually an invertebrate), whereas others focus on special fossil assemblages.

Moreover, the precise thoracic zone definition is a more detailed information.

We argue that the Critical Zone definition must include the periglacial environment to have a complete representation of Earth.

Thus, a heuristic approach is presented in this paper to efficiently evaluate the cone type error based on the minimum zone definition using genetic algorithms (GAs).

The system is described here, with special emphasis on file management, experiment design, arena and zone definition, object detection, experiment control, visualisation of tracks and calculation of analysis parameters.

Modi et al. [ 19] reported that the accuracy rate of thoracic pedicle screw was 89.9 % with regard to the hypothesized safe zone definition in thoracic scoliosis [ 8], but there was a 10.3 % medial misdisplaced rate totally.

Figure 5 Eight zone definitions defined by coordinate radio pairs.

Zone definitions referenced in this paper: Cunningham ET Jr, Hubbard LD, Danis RP, Holland GN.

Astrolabe zones have a recursive definition: a zone is either a host or a set of non overlapping zones.

By definition, zone I injury is corneal wound with wound not extending beyond limbus, zone II injury extend up to 5 mm posterior to limbus into sclera and any injury involving beyond zone II injury i.e., extend of wound beyond 5 mm of sclera from limbus falls into zone III category [ 1].

CNC comprises an extensive central necrotic or acellular zone, but the definition of what proportion of the tumor area qualifies as "large" remains controversial.