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The Pittsburgh-based nonprofit news organization PublicSource reported in August that up to 40percentt of that city's roughly 300,000 residents live within the potential evacuation zone of trains carrying crude through the city.
Bicyclists often refer to "zones" of training intensity.
I think about the years spent deployed to austere combat zones, months of training in the bitter cold and constantly missing my wife.
Albanian militants have used the protection of the zone to train fighters and attack the Serbian police.
It'll tell you when you're in your optimal heart rate zone for whatever kind of training you want to accomplish (fat burn, cardio, warm up, etc).
Do you live in the blast zone of a bomb train?
Each participating team also received seed funds to cover the cost of implementing a pilot zone, with training on how to cost and budget the program.
Study participants wear heart rate monitors while exercising and receive a badge with individually calculated target heart rate zones for a range of training intensities.
Ms. Kitamura has more to say in her idiom than in her video images in "dred: hyperbolic zone," despite images of trains and cities that speak of alienation.
For sentiment analysis, we construct a binary SVM classifier with neutral zone, from three different sets of training data.
The RT program was conducted two times per week over 14 weeks, consisting of three sets with a training zone of eight to twelve repetitions, at a moderate intensity, using a modified version of perceived exertion (1 10 point scale).
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