Sentence examples for center and periphery from inspiring English sources

There are broad strategies for laying out the project's "center" and "periphery" as well as philosophical asides about originality and attribution.

In the case of "Floating Island," the displacement is all outdoors, an exploration of land and water, urban and rural, real and recreated, center and periphery.

Interestingly, the terms "center" and "periphery" have crept into usage almost unnoticed, although in political terms it is obviously inappropriate to describe Italy and Spain as the periphery of the European Union.

The duplicated squid crystallin genes are the components of the lens that may allow its differing refractive index between center and periphery.

Arterial blood flow of the uterus, fallopian tubes and both ovarian center and periphery were assessed, by a unique computerized program exclusively developed for this research (MATLAB language).

To better understand how attention is divided between the two tasks, future experiments might employ eye-tracking to identify participants' attentional strategies, and to test for evidence of discrete attention shifts between the center and periphery.

Mike Kelley, Center and Peripheries #2, 1990, acrylic on panels and wood armatures, courtesy: private collection.

For quantification, three nonoverlapping images were taken at ×63 magnification, in the center, midway, and periphery of the optic nerve, using an Olympus BX51 microscope with a Retiga 2000R camera (QImaging).

In the precommissural head, many ChAT-ir cell bodies occur within the ENK-ir periphery of the striosomes, and many of these cells are located at the boundaries between either the center and the periphery of the striosomes or the striosome periphery and the extrastriosomal matrix (Figs. 4A, 5B).

Other differences between the center and the periphery also include lower levels of hypoxia in the periphery and significantly higher expression of proangiogenic factors and receptors (VEGF, TGF-β, b-FGF and AT1R).

New York is a place of monumental inequality, both between the rich and the poor and between the center and the periphery.