Sentence examples for bottom periphery from inspiring English sources

Seeds of a maple tree separate the words "United States of America" from "Half Dollar", which are arranged around the bottom periphery while "E pluribus unum" and "In God We Trust" appear in small letters above the beaver.

Those feathers that are positioned at the bottom periphery of the badge had melanosomes activated at all in the faster molting group, thus fewer badge feathers were colored to black but with similar intensity (see also [53]).

The effect was essentially of similar degree whether measured in cytoplasm over- and underlying the nucleus (Fig. 4 top panels) or in the cytoplasm at the nuclear periphery (bottom panels).

Gas was diffused into the fermenting broth through an aqueous aeration tube commonly used in the small household aquarium, placed at the bottom layer throughout the periphery.

Myelination of the brain progresses from the center to the periphery, from bottom to top and from back to front.

During centrifugation, the microparticles (with density greater than that of the density medium) sediment through the density medium and pellet at the bottom of the channel (periphery of the disk).

The results show that the thinning of the blank near the periphery and the bottom of deep cylinder benefits to the uniform thickness.

The low-cost gas diffuser was placed in the bottom layer and on the periphery of the fermentation broth, and an in situ cell retention filter was placed on the upper layer of the broth, which were the innovative ideas in this reactor development.

Disruptive innovation is that which is unexpected and arrives, usually from the periphery or the bottom up, to provide services that have previously been monopolized.

Additionally, even in the current merged picture, I can see at least one yellow dot at the periphery of the bottom-side plasma membrane; how is this dot explained?

Abrupt re-direction of the flow in the centre and the periphery of the flat bottom tank gives rise to induced recirculation loops which account for the formation of central and peripheral fillets of unsuspended solids.