Sentence examples for zones resulting in a from inspiring English sources
Fractures connected to normal faults form networks which are often subparallel to fault zones, resulting in a WSW-ENE-oriented fracture set in the Molasse Basin.
Lower and Middle Shabelle regions were combined and samples derived for agro-pastoralist and riverine zones; Bay had pastoralist and agro-pastoralist zones; and Gedo had all three zones resulting in a total of seven livelihood zones.
Regular manure application on the hillslopes in combinations with lateral hillslope groundwater flux and long groundwater residence times in the riparian zones resulted in a higher mineralization (e.g., total phosphorous) and significant denitrification in the valley bottom area.
When the Steelers were called for a holding penalty in the end zone, resulting in a safety, Tomlin shrugged.
But the Raiders could not get into the end zone, resulting in a Janikowski 23-yarder with 18 seconds left.
After halftime, he led the Jets on a scoring drive against the Giants' second-team defense, but he also showed a lack of awareness by stepping on the back line of the end zone, resulting in a safety.
Tapering the main condenser entrance eliminates the primary recirculation zone, resulting in a uniform temperature distribution inside the main condenser.
The percolating resistance cannot form and the injected water cannot enter the low-permeability zone, resulting in a small water flooding area and low recovery.
The result verified the high compressive stresses at the surface which rapidly changes to tensile stresses in the transition zone resulting in a large tensile stress peak.
The model results confirm that the observed subsurface heat from microbial activity is due primarily to methane oxidation in the unsaturated zone resulting in a 3.6 °C increase in average annual temperature.
Simulation results confirm that as of 2007, the main degradation pathway can be attributed to methanogenic degradation of organic compounds in the smear zone and the vadose zone resulting in a contaminant plume dominated by high CH4 concentrations.
