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transition zone

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transition zone [tran′zish·ən ‚zōn]
(fluid mechanics)
Those conditions of fluid flow in which the nature of the flow is changing from laminar to turbulent.
(geology)
A region within the upper mantle bordering the lower mantle, at a depth of 246-600 miles (410-1000 kilometers), characterized by a rapid increase in density of about 20% and an increase in seismic wave velocities.
A region within the outer core, transitional to the inner core.


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of Nevada) present 16 research studies on the Neogene structure and evolution of the Great Basin-Sierra Nevada transition zone, which accommodates nearly a quarter of the motion between the Pacific and North American plates and is localized along a boundary that evolved during the late Cenozoic.
The new agreement covers 850 square kilometres on the onshore RAK coastal plain and near the shore transition zone.
The new concession covers an area of 850 km2 on the onshore RAK coastal plain and near shore transition zone.
 
 
 
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