Sentence examples for zones lie from inspiring English sources

The GP zones lie within localized shear bands, which result from the introduction of the severe strain.

The port, commercial district, and adjoining residential zones lie at the foot of a cliff on a low shelf of land facing west onto the bay, only a few feet above sea level.

If the graph of a Lyapunov invariant is in some sense bowl shaped, then the task is to find a Lyapunov invariant such that the initial values of the program's variables lie in the basin of the bowl, and all of the danger zones lie farther up the bowl's walls.

Four geographic zones lie within the Volga basin: the dense, marshy forest, which extends from the river's upper reaches to Nizhny Novgorod (formerly Gorky) and Kazan; the forest steppe extending from there to Samara (formerly Kuybyshev) and Saratov; the steppe from there to Volgograd; and semidesert lowlands southeast to the Caspian Sea.

Three major fault zones lie near Alabama: the New Madrid, Eastern Tennessee, and South Carolina seismic zones.

Although E. vallentini have been reported in sooty shearwater diet samples [63], it seems unlikely that sooty shearwaters principally target this species on long foraging trips, since their primary foraging zones lie around and to the south of the Polar Front zone (Figure 1).

Between these two broad soil zones lies a transitional zone the forest-steppe zone, where forest soils merge gradually with steppe soils.

These climatic zones lay south of the margins of the extensive Pleistocene ice sheets, significantly displaced from their normal (non-Ice Age) position, together with the zone of westerly winds.

In between these two mirror-image subduction zones lies the South Island, which acts as a tectonic intermediary, accommodating the differential motion via a complex system of faults, like a team of diplomats doing their best to avert a head-on collision between superpowers.

This study shows that the seismogenic zones correspond approximately to resistive zones lying adjacent to conductive zones, or to the conductive-resistive transition zone.

All shear zones lay close to the flowing zones inside hydrothermally altered intervals, whereas most of the shear movements were aseismic (yellow stars).