英語 での Buffer zone の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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On 7 December 1996 the channel and a buffer zone of 2,000 km² were included in the list of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
We have facilities around there. You also have a buffer zone that's 17 square kilometers.
The article stated that the two countries were planning to accept Syrian refugees using this region as a buffer zone.
Then the consultants worked to optimize transportation policies, buffer zone allocation, and watermark control processes.
In three months, soldiers shot and wounded 10 youths collecting building materials in expanded buffer zone.
Families near the buffer zone were given permission by the Israelis to leave their homes to get supplies.
Experts say that, even without the buffer zone, the project will significantly impact the livelihoods of many indigenous communities.
Assad says the buffer zone is only temporary and Idlib will be with Syria once again.
He was found guilty of monitoring Israeli activities in the buffer zone and sentenced to 2½ years in prison.
In the past, China was interested in supporting North Korea as a buffer zone.
ICOMOS considers that the boundaries of the nominated property and its buffer zone are adequate.
The spiral shaped accumulating conveyor(alpine conveyor) functions as an accumulation/buffer zone between machines. It can also be used as an in-process step, e.
Since the S Pole is an intake of magnetic particles, this acts as a suction and creates a particle free buffer zone.
The area registered as a World Heritage site is 529 hectares, and the buffer zone to protect it is 3,134 hectares.
This can be thought of as a pool or buffer zone for the most commonly used functions and data.
That land was part of Germany and used as a buffer zone to separate Germany from Russia.
Israel wants a buffer zone in Rafah in order to besiege Gaza more effectively.
The Ukraine is not considered part of the European Union, but as a former Russian satellite is in the buffer zone, as is Belarus.
A ceasefire line was established in August 1974 which became the United Nations Buffer Zone referred to today as the Green Line.
Thus, the US was creating a buffer zone against the Soviets and bolstering allies it would need for its own protection, and for the maintenance of the capitalist system it promoted.