a relatively short speed zone between a high and a low one which allows drivers to comfortably accelerate or decelerate
The area in which a change from wetlands to nonwetlands occurs. The transition zone may be narrow or broad.
A zone containing a mixture of oxide and sulphide material, usually lying between the oxide and sulphide zones.
The area between habitats or ecosystems. Frequently, transition zone is used to refer to the area between uplands and wetlands. In other cases, wetlands are referred to as transitional areas between uplands and aquatic ecosystems.
(Zone de transition) A zone of intergradation between ecological communities; the conditions for each of the adjacent communities become more adverse and there is often an intermingling of species.(Translation Bureau. Termium. Department of Public Works and Government Services Canada, 1999.)
Commonly referred to as the geographical zone that is too far north to easily grow warm-season grasses and too far south to easily grow cool-season grasses.
A zone of transitional saturations between water and gas, water and oil, or gas and oil.
area of the prostate closest to the urethra which has features that distinguish it from the much larger peripheral zone