Sentence examples for zone term from inspiring English sources

A sensitivity analysis of the dead zone term shows that the laboratory, field and diffusion models lie within an acceptable theoretical range for the observed or predicted diffusion coefficient.

A gray zone in the lower right panel shows the high strain rate zone termed the Niigata-Kobe Tectonic Zone.

A prominent feature of such changes, and an important factor in characterizing faults, is a distinctive conductive zone termed the fault zone conductor (FZC).

At Earth's surface these structures are expressed as a notably low-intensity zone termed the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly (Hartmann and Pacca 2009).

The cool-temperate Namaqua Bioregion of the west coast and warm-temperate Agulhas Bioregion of the south coast are separated by a broad overlap zone, termed the South-western Cape Bioregion. South-western Cape Bioregion

In this zone, termed the rubbery plateau, G′ is constant, equal to the equilibrium shear modulus, Ge.

One ecosystem grades into another along zones termed ecotones, where a mixture of plant and animal species from the two ecosystems occurs.

The rationale for examining the matrix and nigrosome 1 subdivisions arose from earlier demonstrations by Damier and colleagues that human substantia nigra is compartmentalized into distinct zones termed nigrosomes 1 5 (calbindin poor) and matrix (calbindin rich) [ 22] and that the nigrosome 1 is the site of the earliest loss of dopamine neurons in Parkinson's [ 23].

Fassel, a former offensive coordinator with four N.F.L. teams, including the Giants, has always prided himself on his team's efficiency in the red zone, the term for inside the opposition's 20-yard line.

"And, generally, kids don't like to play zone, in terms of recruiting for the N.B.A.

In Spain, the worst-hit country in the zone in terms of unemployment, the jobless rate stands at 26%.