Sentence examples for Very outermost from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it can be seen with the naked eye, a golden brown ring at the very outermost edge of the iris.

A few nanometer thick aluminum oxide (Al2O3) layer dominated the very outermost surface of such zinc coatings.

In some highly specialized tree species with large vessels (such as some oaks, ashes, and others), only the very outermost growth ring functions in water conduction.

"We believe this piece of jawbone is the earliest direct evidence we have of modern humans in northwestern Europe, at a site at the very outermost limits of the initial dispersal of our species," said Tom Higham, deputy director of the Oxford radiocarbon accelerator unit, who led the study.

That course was followed by three soups served in small teacups, and Kanvinde explained that a key to preparing one of them — a "lemon-scented pea soup with Alaskan crab-leg meat" — was to grate just the very outermost layer of the lemon peel for the zest that provided the first note in its aroma.

A star as metal-rich as the Sun would probably not have formed in the very outermost regions of the Milky Way given a decline in the relative abundance of metals and a general lack of star formation.

The reactions occur at the very thin outermost surface of LTO (111) plane, which result in transformation from (111) to (222) plane and formation of (101) plane of anatase TiO2.

The XRD patterns suggest that LTO maintains its spinel structure after soaking (Supplementary Fig. S8b) and there are no obvious anatase TiO2 peaks, indicating that only a very thin outermost surface layer of LTO takes part in the interfacial reaction and transforms to the anatase TiO2 (101) plane.

Therefore, when these elements can receive an electron from another atom, they form very stable compounds since their outermost shell is full.

Sunbury is very close to London's outermost boroughs and is served by commuter trains, but is not on the London Underground network.

Palladium belongs to group 10 in the periodic table, but has a very atypical configuration in its outermost electron shells compared to the other members of group 10 (see also niobium (41), ruthenium (44), and rhodium (45)), having fewer filled electron shells than the elements directly preceding it (a phenomenon unique to palladium).