(d) A coastal zone influenced by the Atlantic Ocean.

- A coastal zone influenced by the Atlantic Ocean.

There are also many overlapping zones of influence.

This is significant to, and influences, the `zone of proximal development', the gap between actual development and the level of potential development that can be fostered by the teacher, a peer or another group member.

This is significant to, and influences, the “zone of proximal development”, the gap between actual development and the level of potential development that can be fostered by the teacher, a peer or another group member.

The region is characterized by six climatic zones that influence the movement and distribution of persistent organic pollutants.

Actions geared at fragmenting countries and nations, at recolonizing territories and re-establishing zones of influence must cease.

By exerting direct influence in the zones of conflict, Russia was able to either “melt” or “stir” the conflicts at any moment as it pleased.

• To foster social inclusion through interchange and interaction with social organizations and local and neighbourhood networks within the zone of influence of the local project.

The captures made in one national economic zone or international maritime zone can influence the sustainability of stocks in other countries and reduce the productivity of fishermen.