Sentences with phrase «in zoning maps»

Note that they could pull in zoning maps which will show you where apartments could be located to help you refine your search as well.

Not exact matches

-- Ted Farnsworth, CEO of RedZone, a GPS - driven, real - time crime and navigation map app that uses proprietary geo - fencing technology to show users where recent crime has taken place in order to navigate through safer neighborhoods while avoiding risky crime areas deemed «red zones.»

As a result, those vehicles are virtually fenced in by the pre-mapped region; a Waymo car's self - driving mode won't even kick in unless it senses that it's in a mapped zone.

(For help on this, use the Buyer Insight Map ™ to help identify six zones of buyer insights, which help in understanding how buying groups and buyers think as well as behave.)

As we can see looking at this world wind map over at Intellicast, there'll be some windy conditions in the mountain time zone on Friday.

A sample of what I'm asking about is the interactive map we've built to show poverty zones in Chicago, location of poorly performing schools and locations of non-school tutor / mentor programs.

In an interview, Walsh expressed his support of ReZone Syracuse's efforts to update the city's zoning ordinance and map.

John Sepenoski of the town's information systems department told the Town Board earlier this month that the the plan is to design a more comprehensive interactive zoning map that would not require a tax map number for search and would outline different types of zoning in each hamlet in more detail.

The Buffalo Planning Board on Monday recommended approval by the Council of a zoning map amendment for a group of properties in the Genesee - Moselle neighborho...

Molinaro also said he's been hard at work creating maps for people who are interested in Governor Andrew Cuomo's recently announced buyout program for homeowners in flood zones, and said he is crafting a needs statement for help for the island's two hospitals in the wake of Sandy.

FEMA will enact new flood insurance maps in November, which add 876 properties in Syracuse to the flood zone.

It is a map of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution in the congestion charging zone, put together by Assembly Member Jenny Jones.

If you are looking for some quiet zones in America, then this map is for you.

The Oakland airport is in the flood zone, according to maps city officials submitted.

Science has created a map that provides a snapshot of the number of nuclear reactors in operation and under construction worldwide, locations of power plants in relation to seismic hazard zones, and reactions to events in Japan in some countries.

Other new social media platforms, such as programs that allow volunteers to produce more detailed maps of disaster zones using donated satellite imagery or to match photos of lost pets to older images provided by their owners, also provide opportunities for people to help without putting themselves in harm's way, she says.

The researchers envision all these constituents together in a virtual room, doing a planning exercise with the game and real - time visualizations, such as heat maps of potential danger zones.

The incident that put the specter of airborne Ebola on the map was chronicled in the book The Hot Zone, wherein, in 1989, the virus was apparently spread via the air from monkey to monkey (although it did not make the leap to humans working in the lab).

Familiar to anyone who has paged through a nursery catalogue, the USDA hardiness map divides North America into 11 latitudinal zones, each representing a 10 - degree (Fahrenheit) range of «average annual minimum temperature» — the coldest lows that can be expected in that area.

It could scan Mars and map out subsurface pockets of water ice and even assist in X-marking a safe and sound landing zone for astronauts where they can draw on water for oxygen - sustaining needs as well as for concocting rocket fuel.

As a result, they are beginning to think not in terms of single places to look for life but in terms of «habitable zones» — maps of the myriad places where living things could conceivably thrive beyond Earth.

Like Avent, he predicts that the new map will show «some zone creep, but not the extremes in the Arbor Day map.»

Second only to California, the New Madrid seismic zone, which extends for 100 miles along the Mississippi river from Missouri to Arkansas, is the most earthquake - prone region in the U.S. (see seismic map right).

A major challenge is to determine how geothermal and magmatic fluids are distributed and stored in the subsurface of Aluto and how they ascend along the mapped fault zones.»

Before the crash, Russia's Federal Space Agency, known as Roscosmos, released a map that estimated a potential crash zone in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean sometime between 12:50 p.m. and 1:34 p.m. EST (1750 - 1834 GMT) on Sunday.

Glioblastoma density maps reveal that glioblastoma tend to occur in proximity to the subventricular zone.

The researchers also recommend that these strategies should take account of the cumulative impacts of development in individual countries by mapping the best locations for offsets to promote species conservation objectives, as well as by creating «no - go zones» for any development.

The researchers compiled urban development, flood hazard and census data and overlaid it on a map of the U.S.. Although their analysis shows that Americans in general have become more aware of the risk of floods over the 10 - year study period, the researchers identified several U.S. hot spots where urban development has grown in coastal flood zones including New York City and Miami.

«At Kima'Kho, we were able to map a passage zone in pyroclastic deposits left by the earliest explosive phase of eruption, allowing for more accurate forensic recovery of paleo - lake levels through time and better estimates of paleo - ice thicknesses,» says UBC volcanologist James K Russell, lead author on the paper published this week in Nature Communications.

If it does reach those levels it will be the largest since mapping of the Gulf «dead zone» began in 1985.

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arine sedimentology, seafloor mapping, measuring long - term changes in sea level, coastal erosian, sediment transport, geoarcheology, and costal zone management.

Since 1994, he and the World Resources Institute in Washington, D.C., have identified and mapped 479 dead zones around the world.

These findings further underscore the utility of the rabbit hybrid zone for fine - scale mapping of candidate genes likely to be involved in the early stages of reproductive isolation.

(Check this EPA Map of Radon Zones to see if you live in an area that's more radon - prone.)

Using a «map» of the face, which was divided up into zones, and connected via other energy channels and flow to various vital organs in the body, face readers conducted their examinations.

Map of Switzerland, time zone names and time in the largest cities.

Lufkin texas dating interactive map is featured to quickly calculate the time difference and zone from Lufkin, TX to any place in the world.

Time zone map of Canada and the local time and time zone names in each state.

Here, where the only reward is coins (which you're effectively expending when you use stickers to defeat your foes) I actually found myself actively avoiding battle, particularly in zones I'd already been to (enemies respawn if you exit and reenter from the world map).

Comparing the size of the map, FloorBelow speculates that Vvardenfell will deliver «the biggest PvE game in the zone so far, even without Red Mountain being accessible.»

When playing with AI members you can command them according to your own game plan, which makes it too easy as well, i completed 3 zones of complete map in just few hours by simply doing sync attacks, where you can put marker on enemy AI targets and ask your team to shoot them down at once.

Coins, collectibles, story vignettes, and upgrades can be found scattered about the map, often behind puzzles and even in warp zones -LRB-!).

These quests can be found in Horizon Zero Dawn's starting zone, before Aloy has access to the whole map.

State of Decay 2 will feature three maps each of the size of the first game's zone and on top of that, you'll be able to play with your friends and coordinate the survivors» efforts in an even more exciting way.

Monster Hunter World feels like an open - world game to some extent, with fantastically large maps of a scale that we haven't seen before (both vertically and horizontally), no discernable game - pausing loading screens between zones in hunting areas, and a wealth of beautifully rendered environments to slaughter colossal monsters in.

The maps still have numbered zones so you'll still be able to say «it's in zone 8» or whatever — but there's just no loading screen between them, it's totally seamless.

In rural Arkansas, students from Eureka Springs High School created 911 responder maps for their historic community, mapped 307 fire hydrants, and identified emergency evacuation landing zones.

By merely overlaying the map of Opportunity Zones onto Fordham's Charter Desert map, you find areas that are both Charter Deserts and Opportunity Zones (represented as the areas shaded in blue in the map below).

The image to the right is a map of roughly the same area, except highlighting Opportunity Zones in Southwest Atlanta in blue.