Sentence examples for either extremity from inspiring English sources
"Alpha Upsilon," done in 1960 by Morris Louis, repeating the artist's perennial colored curves at either extremity of a vast, blank canvas, sold for $1.31 million.
In domino matches, target responses included placing the piece with the corresponding picture or printed word by the picture or printed word that was at either extremity of the game laid out on the table.
There are true believers who subscribe to either extremity and there are those who find value in associating themselves with the core messages of either extremity.
In anticipation of Saumarez's arrival, Linois had formed his squadron into a strong defensive position, the three ships of the line anchored in a line north to south across in shallow waters off the mouth of Algeciras harbour, protected by Spanish forts at either extremity and around the town itself, where Murion was anchored in shallower water.
Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells.
We examined frame by frame the time it took for the Bb to cross the platelet in either direction, and, having crossed, how long it spent at either extremity.
Therefore, Ib WRKY1 is involved in both pathways upon HA, and requires the initial signal strength (either extremities of high or low) for the mutual antagonistic interaction of the SA -and JA-mediated signaling to regulate sporamin gene expression for defense.
An adjacency in a genome is either the extremity of a gene that is adjacent to one of its telomeres, or a pair of consecutive gene extremities in one of its chromosomes.
Peptide P2 has hydrophobic residues at either extremities (leucine and isoleucine).
Concentrations of As are also generally elevated in the nearby profiles I2 and I7 at either extremities of the transect.
Before technology like the talk box and vocoder, most musical instruments required either the movement of either extremities or the lips and breath, usually not both.
