英語 での Exclusion zone の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone covers 2,600 square kilometers, equal to the surface area of Luxembourg.
Anyway nobody will get bored- the Exclusion Zone is full of breathtaking places that are interesting to see and feel.
The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has been designated by Forbes Magazine as the most extreme tourist destination on the planet.
Mousseau's study is on children who live near the immediate vicinity of the exclusion zone.
The radiation exclusion zone initially covered more than 5,400 square miles, but has slowly decreased as decontamination efforts have progressed.
That's why it's important that people cannot go into the exclusion zone.
It's possible that certain species in the exclusion zone have developed a tolerance to radiation through low levels of exposure.
Before I began my journey, I had to find an agency that provides tours to The Exclusion Zone.
The exclusion zone around Chernobyl is known as“Death Valley.”.
Enlarge the exclusion zone[from 20 kilometers] to at least about a 50-km radius of the plant;
Kharytina Desha, 92, is one of the few elderly people who have returned to their village homes inside the Exclusion Zone.
Within the nuclear plant's 20-kilometer exclusion zone most towns are empty.
This Exclusion Zone around Chernobyl is known locally as‘Death Valley'.
There the 30 km exclusion zone round the plant is still in force, and the ruined reactor has still not been made safe.
However, what occurred to the Exclusion Zone after everyone departed is an issue of controversy in the scientific community.
It will suddenly stop moving as it hits the exclusion zone around you.
Dr. Pollack discovered that some water forms a massive"exclusion zone"(EZ).
MILES O'BRIEN: But down the road, at the exclusion zone checkpoint, the police officers ordered to be here are hoping for the best.
A team of ecologists used nets to capture 152 birds from 16 species inside and around the 2600-square-kilometer exclusion zone.
Kharytina Descha, 92, is one of the several hundred elderly people who have returned to their village homes inside the Exclusion Zone.