Sentence examples for zone referred from inspiring English sources

And I decided, as always, not to voice my suspicion that the Comfort Zone referred to air-conditioning in the summer rather than heat in the winter.

The axis scale is expressed in % of Brillouin Zone referred to the short side of the reciprocal surface cell.

Gravity induced stirred mills are widely used in the industry, but the effect of classification above the grinding zone (referred as internal classification zone) is not well understood.

Between pathologically impaired consciousness and normal consciousness exists a scarcely researched transition zone, referred to as emergence from minimally conscious state, in which patients regain the capacity for functional communication, object use, or both.

It can be seen that an arc gives a relatively moderate gain in dark zone (referred by straight-line arrow) which avoids over-enhancement of the hidden artifacts (usually blocking and ringing effect from compression).

These sites are located within latitudes 7°57′ 8°14′ north and longitudes 4°41′ 4°58′ east, around the southern foothills of the topographic zone referred to as the Yoruba Hills, in south-western Nigeria (see Fig. 2).

If you are interested in a woman, you don't want to be friend-zoned (Friend zone refers to the situation where the female has begun to view a male as a friend only and not as a romantic partner, a psychological classification supposedly exceptionally difficult to undo).

(The name stands for "thirty mile zone," referring to the area around Los Angeles populated by celebrities).

"The friend zone refers to a very male thing... you never hear women say they've been put in the friend zone.

An abbreviation for "no power zone," referring to the parts of New York City that lost electricity as a result of Hurricane Sandy.

The tone is set at the entrance by signs reading "Beware, you are now entering an old-fashioned establishment" and "This is a G.M.O.- free zone," referring to genetically modified organisms.