Sentence examples for centre core of from inspiring English sources

The air injection needle was placed at a depth of 80% or 88% of total corneal thickness; however, this value represents the centre core of the injection needle.

Students who live in the suburban areas travel longer distances than those who live in the core centre of the city, where most of the good-quality schools are located.

Figure 3 C and D showed how viral DNA condensation progressed within the viral capsid to form the core centre of the viral particle.

"The independent production sector is now, strangely, the core production centre of Britain – not the BBC and not ITV," Jimmy Mulville says.

The proximal BAH domain of Polybromo has a six-stranded β-barrel core, the centre of which is completely filled with hydrophobic residues [ 49].

No analogue of the shear wave exists for propagation through a fluid medium, and that fact led seismologists in the early 1900s to understand that the Earth has a liquid core (at the centre of which there is a solid inner core).

Tissue microarrays of primary carcinomas contained normal tissue adjacent to benign oral tumours from patients (six tissue cores from biopsies performed on these patients), who served as control and for regulating mark spacing between core centres; cores were spaced at intervals of 1 mm in the x and y axes.

The entire star is not taken in by the black hole, since much of the falling envelope of the star either rebounds from the temporary formation of a spinning neutron core or misses passing through the very centre of the core and is spun off instead.

With the aid of pyrometric sighting evidence of a clearly defined isothermal core, at the centre of the reaction zone, has been provided.

Meanwhile, heavier liquids rich in iron, nickel, and perhaps sulfur separated out and sank under gravity, giving rise to the core at the centre of the growing planet; and the lightest volatile elements were able to rise and escape by outgassing, which may have been associated with surface volcanic activity, to form the secondary atmosphere and the oceans.

Two straight lines were drawn which bisect each other, this bisecting point was set at core or approximate centre of the fingerprint (Fig. 1).