Sentence examples for zone responding from inspiring English sources

A more reliable alternative might be to conceptualize deep groundwater below the coastal plains a hydrodynamically stagnant zone, responding gradually to landscape and hydrological change on geologic timescales.

My first book Soldiers, Traders, and Slaves: State Formation and Economic Transformation in the Greater Nile Valley, 1700-1885 uses oral traditions as well as written sources to reconstruct how people in a dangerous frontier zone responded to predatory empires, commercial capitalism, slave raiding, and militant Islam.

Soils in hydrologically distinct zones responded differently to N2O production and consumption.

Many people who have lived in conflict zones respond to the story". Hage wrote De Niro's Game in English, but grew up speaking Arabic and French.

The results show that the upland and riparian zones respond to rainfall events almost independently and differently, and remain disconnected from each other for much of the year.

The objective of this study was to investigate if chondrocytes from different zones respond to in vitro oscillatory tensile loading in distinct ways and whether tensile strain, which is most prevalent near the articular surface, would preferentially stimulate superficial zone chondrocytes.

We hypothesize that carbon and water vapor fluxes of various ENFs in different climatic zones respond differently to major climatic variables.

10.7554/eLife.10832.004 Figure 2. Mitotic divisions in adult progenitor zones respond quickly to food removal and re-feeding.

How do firms based in the "One Belt, One Road" zone respond?

As an interface, the littoral zone responds to human and natural influences in the terrestrial ecosystem and likewise interacts with the pelagic and profundal zones.

Neural stem/progenitor cells of the subependymal zone respond only in areas of damage to the niche.