Sentence examples similar to zones were partitioned from inspiring English sources

Aquifers were partitioned into six zones; four relative depth zones and two zones to represent pumping wells and surface water.

After the surrender of Germany, the remaining German territory and Berlin were partitioned by the Allies into four military occupation zones.

The LWC chimpanzees were partitioned further as originating from one of three biogeographically important zones occurring in Cameroon, but we were unable to refine these origin estimates to more specific areas within these three zones.

First, the frequency band used for cell-edge zones can be partitioned into any number of sub-bands.

Oscarsson in the late 1970s proposed that these cortical zones can be partitioned into smaller units called microzones.

In addition to the contrast in physical properties across the fault, the hanging wall may have developed thinner shear zones because strain was partitioned between the preexisting turbiditic sequence of alternating shale/sandstone-dominant intervals, and deformation was concentrated in the sandstone-rich intervals.

Qualitatively, the flow field can be partitioned into two zones: a nonreactive counterflow region bound by two recirculation zones attached at the exits of the inlet nozzles, which aid mixing of products and reactants upstream of the edge flame; and a reactive region, where a premixed edge flame provides the stabilization mechanism for a trailing diffusion flame.

Each resultant element is partitioned into two zones; one active and the other passive.

The report admitted that the mandate was unworkable because Jewish and Arab objectives in Palestine were incompatible, and it proposed that Palestine be partitioned into three zones: an Arab state, a Jewish state, and a neutral territory containing the holy places.

Degradation of peak throughput performance occurs in the reuse-3 case because the frequency bands are partitioned into FR and PR zones.

The whole area is partitioned into multiple zones (Z m,m=1,2,⋯,ω), which satisfies ∪ Z m = Ω and ∩ Z m = ∅.