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zoning
(redirected from Euclidean zoning)

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zonĀ·ing (znng)
n.
An unexpectedly strong immunologic reaction in a small amount of serum, probably the result of high antibody titer.


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Euclidean Zoning as Providing the Average Reciprocity of Advantage B.
Traditional Euclidean Zoning divides a city into use districts, and prescribes architectural and structural regulations as well as the permissible uses for buildings in each district.
Some municipalities and counties are even rethinking the concept of what a zoning code is and how it should work, replacing fundamental aspects developed during three-quarters of a century of Euclidean zoning (6) in favor of form-based codes.
 
 
 
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