Sentence examples for area peripheral to from inspiring English sources

When unification came, it was led not by the major city-states of the past but by the half-French region of Piedmont, an area peripheral to Italian history and with a long record of rounding up and executing Italian nationalists.

In contrast, in Somaliland, systems thinking and action was observed during this period only in an area peripheral to rehabilitation service delivery, on disability mainstreaming initiatives to increase government involvement in wider disability programming in the social sector [ 58].

Spatial analysis of mosquito occupancy on or near the Peltier revealed that while mosquitoes were still attracted to high-temperature stimuli, they populated the area peripheral to the Peltier, and strongly avoided the Peltier itself for stimuli ≥ 55°C.

Histopathology (H&E) of the area peripheral to the cerebral haematoma revealed the presence of gitter cells and changes compatible with granulation tissue including proliferated fusiforme cells, and capillaries/venules and collagen as shown by Masson trichrome staining.

We also genotyped an additional 149 samples that were collected from areas peripheral to the zone were RRV cases were found to explore the genetic structure at a larger spatial scale.

We think this apparent lack of expertise in "experts" is partly a reflection of subspecialisation within disciplines and partly a reflection of some experts being out of touch in areas peripheral to their specific interests.

While they share recent common ancestry with several species-depauperate lineages that exhibit a relictual distribution in areas peripheral to the Southern Ocean, an understanding of their evolutionary origins and biogeographic history is limited as the sister lineage of notothenioids remains unidentified.

This suggests that rolling hill country in pastoral use (~5% of the study area) was peripheral to the storm centre with rainfall intensities below the 25 mm/hour threshold required to trigger shallow landslides (Caine 1980).

This infantry revolution began when the crossbow spread northward into areas that were peripheral to the economic, cultural, and political core of feudal Europe and where the topography was unfavourable for mounted shock action and the land too poor to support an armoured elite.

The program spurred advances in many areas of technology peripheral to rocketry and manned spaceflight, including avionics, telecommunications, and computers.

Fig. 1 a, b Fundus photos of left eye showing vitritis, vasculitis and chorioretinitis superior to the macula Fig. 2 Fundus fluorescein angiography in early (a), mid (b) and late (c) phases showing non-perfusion peripheral to area of chorioretinitis Fig. 3 Fundus photo of the left eye showing progression of chorioretinitis to the macula.