zonal
IPA: zˈoʊnʌɫ
adjective
- Divided into zones.
- Related to, associated with, or similar to zones.
- (of air or ocean currents) roughly longitudinal (east to west, or west to east)
Examples of "zonal" in Sentences
- Thus, Polgar never played in the zonal.
- Maybe zonal means are available somewhere.
- Pedocal is a subdivision of the zonal soil order.
- Pokhara serves as its regional and zonal capital.
- Jumla is a zonal headquarters of the Karnali zone.
- Emigration restriction and the German zonal border.
- Cyprus would be a bi zonal, bi communal federation.
- It is considered to have the status of a zonal railway.
- Rejects the idea of zonal mutual recognition of products.
- In Singapore, there are competitions at the zonal and national level.
- We assume the perturbation to be much smaller than the mean zonal flow.
- What are known as zonal geraniums are the species Pelargonium zonale, which originates in the mild Cape region of South Africa.
- During the past week, the pattern has become "zonal", which is characterized by a relatively straight flow of air from west to east across the nation.
- This kind of zonal flow in the outer core has not been seen in geodynamo models before, due largely to lack of sufficient resolution in earlier models.
- These storms are a function of the temperature difference across the boundary between the cool polar air and warm subtropical air often referred to as the zonal index.
- Kageyama told physicsworld. com that this kind of zonal flow has never been included in geodynamo models to date and that it could provide a "hint" about the mechanism of polar reversal.
- Typical communities for a particular latitude are called "zonal", but local variation at the landscape level occurs and these "intrazonal communities" are frequently associated with variations in soil moisture and snow accumulation [4].
- He saw the low, sweet-scented geraniums of lemon, rose and nutmeg odors, persisting through the winter unblighted, and the round-leaved, "zonal" sorts surprisingly large of growth -- in one case, on a division fence, trained to the width and height of six feet.