Sentence examples for zone made of from inspiring English sources

This aesthetic move gave Waits's career a lopsided shape: he began as an acoustic throwback, and then lurched forward, toward a dystopian-future war zone made of angry electric guitars and junk-yard drum sets.

This kinetically favored phase is reproducibly followed by the growth of a second zone made of the initially expected corundum phase, α-(Al1 − xCrx 2 + δO3, as observed by TEM.

In the spiral channel of 5.4-m long, through which the PCR reactant is pumped at a constant flow rate, a cycling zone made of thirty spiral rounds corresponding to 30 PCR cycles was placed between a pre-denaturation zone and a post-extension zone, and each zone was designed to have a fixed flow residence time ratio against to the total PCR time.

The two catalytic zones are separated by heating zones made of nickel ferrite particles that produce heat under radiofrequency field at 180 kHz.

Along the eastern edge of the metropolis stands the district of Al-Qarāfah (City of the Dead), a unique zone made up of an extensive series of cemeteries.

The zone, made up of disconnected parcels of land in six communities, is the county's first.

These are residential status, religion, marital status, frequency of watching television and listening to radio, frequency of reading newspaper, ecological zone (made up of the ten administrative regions), occupation, partner's occupation and education, contraceptive usage and birth order.

France is part of the Schengen Area, a "borderless" zone made up of 26 EU states that have eliminated passport and immigration controls along their joint borders.

Unlike Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen area — a "borderless" zone made up of 26 EU states that have mutually decided to eliminate passport and immigration controls along their joint borders.

The biogeographic zone made up of slopes above timberline and characterized by the presence of rosette-forming herbaceous plants and low shrubby slow-growing woody plants.

In the euro zone, made up of Germany and 11 other countries, annual household savings as a percentage of disposable income average about 12percentt, about double the rate in Britain and Japan; Americans save a little more than 2percentt.