What does CZ stand for?

The core drill program will follow-up on a recently completed Phase I reverse circulation ("RC") drill program, (see NDR Press Release #09-09) and will be positioned to test a contact zone in the New York Canyon area where the recent RC drilling was unable to reach target depth due to high water flows.

Scholars of English literature, most of them German, consider such aspects as issues of literary and postcolonial translation in the Caribbean, translating Australian, translation African traditions and identities in black poetry in contemporary Britain, the double-bind of cultural translation in diasporic representations of Southeast Asia, and mapping contact zones between literary and scientific practice.

The contact zone I had entered raises these same questions of academic culture, but because my contact zone also lies at the intersection of two campus cultures within academia itself, and includes faculty and staff as well as students, the postcolonial cautions go beyond requesting a hearing; they demanded it.

The image (a) of this figure shows half a contact zone where the upper part is the edge of the contact and the lower part is the center of the contact.

Macclesfield were quicker to clearouts, sharper and stronger in attack and defence, and caused us to concede 20 turnovers in the contact zone.

It's a bit like facing a baseball pitcher but tennis is harder because the contact zone (the service box) is so much larger and the ball can go off at so many angles.

Abstract: In this study, a kinetic model that describes bubble-particle transport and attachment in the contact zone of dissolved air flotation (DAF) process is presented.

The Near East may have been a population contact zone for modern humans and Neanderthals.