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time zone

NOUN
regions of globe
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National Grid said the cables help smooth spikes in prices because, thanks to time zone differences, surplus energy generated off-peak elsewhere can be sold cheaply to the UK.

From BBC

Only three of their remaining 11 are outside of the Pacific time zone.

From Los Angeles Times

On board: She changes her watch to her destination’s time zone and wears a warm, comfortable outfit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nations around the world are welcoming the New Year as midnight strikes across different time zones.

From BBC

The task for scientists was to determine exactly how large that offset becomes, similar to defining a planetary time zone.

From Science Daily