Sentence examples for Very periphery from inspiring English sources

Expect the first finals match of 2014 to reach the very periphery of family viewing.

Set in the New Zealand of the 1860s, this novel transports us not to the midst of Victoria's reign but to the very periphery of her possessions, a disparity that Catton's immense novel ingeniously exploits.

Our table is at the very periphery of the room, so we assume we are out of the running, up against Time, the New Statesman, the Week and Reader's Digest.

If he'd had two lives, I could have been at the very center of one and at the very periphery of the other, and I would have known to take only the first one personally.

Upward, at the surface, a dark, irregular silhouette with a sharp tail protruding, like the tail of an angular manta ray it was my raft of clothes, and as I raced my own rising bubbles toward it I thought I glimpsed, just for a second, out of the corner of my eye, a giant green carp beneath me, flicking its broad tail in the very periphery of my vision.

Upward, at the surface, a dark, irregular silhouette with a sharp tail protruding, like the tail of an angular manta ray — it was my raft of clothes, and as I raced my own rising bubbles toward it I thought I glimpsed, just for a second, out of the corner of my eye, a giant green carp beneath me, flicking its broad tail in the very periphery of my vision.

"You have a very weak periphery and a core which is not as strong as everyone seems to believe".

Effects of ionization and resistive loss7, which may cause full damping of the coupled radio frequency power at the very plasma periphery in the FTU standard regime, do not have a dominant role.

Skorupska believes that our big energy companies have yet to step up to the challenges of a low-carbon future: "Despite some impressive investments in renewables, especially in wind and biomass, renewables are still very much periphery activities for most of the major utilities," she adds.

Subjects can categorize stimuli appearing in very far periphery [27]; they can process two and up to four simultaneously presented stimuli [22], [28] and they can perform the task at no cost when their attention is focalized elsewhere in a dual-task paradigm [29].

In the manner of the nodal or Pascalian mode, this centre which rejects all circumference and even the very concept of periphery is the uncertainty principle applied to the world geomorphological continuum.