Sentence examples for zone of live from inspiring English sources

In a swift reawakening of the controversies generated by Mr. Reagan's program, critics of the plan fear that it could transform space from a placid zone of live and let live -- where private communications satellites mingle with scientific experiments and the occasional astronaut, as well as with military surveillance hardware -- into a potential battlefield.

The dynamic nature of a cryolesion provides a temperature gradient which correlates with complete cell death at the core of the iceball to a heterogeneous zone of live cells at the elevated temperatures near the periphery.

But courtesy and confirmation Kabuki prevented her from outright discrediting Roberts' claim that the strike zone of the rulebook is the same as the strike zone of live play.

Deep-scattering layer, horizontal zone of living organisms, usually schools of fish, occurring below the surface in many ocean areas, so called because the layer scatters or reflects sound waves, causing echoes in depth sounders.

There are various arrangements of xylem and phloem, but usually a single strand composed of both is surrounded by parenchyma cells, the pericycle (a thin zone of living cells just within the endodermis), and an outer layer of cells with specialized walls, the endodermis.

In this work, basal growth zones of live juvenile barnacles were monitored during a single growth cycle using techniques that enable simultaneous temporal, spatial, and spectral measurements.

How do you explain a 34-year-old veteran of the defensive line, the trench warfare zone of sports, living in a suburban house with his adopted 23-month-old twins and the man he describes as his husband?

We use specific overestimate quotas for the zone of residence (50%% lived inside the tolled area against 41%% for the observed population) and the transport mode (2/3 were car users against 47.4 % for the observed population) to take into account a potential rejection effect linked to these variables.

During this trip, these students would leave the comfort zone of their everyday lives and venture into the world of the poorest of the poor.

It's all a matter of trying to answer this question: What do you do in a secular state when large numbers of people have begun to demand exception, when they say that significant zones of their lives are covered by Islamic law rather than by French law?

This framing of the "creepy line" places into context what is now a national debate on privacy and the intimate zones of our lives.