Sentence examples for have a periphery from inspiring English sources
This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.
For this reason they suggest that the mesoscopic organization of networks may have a core-periphery structure, where the periphery consists of small well-defined communities and the core comprises larger modules, which are more densely connected to each other and therefore harder to detect.
Microgels made from pNIPMAm as a result are noticeably stiffer than pNIPAm microgels, which have a soft periphery of loosely cross-linked chains.
"You have a very weak periphery and a core which is not as strong as everyone seems to believe".
The reason relates to the fact that Santos does not have a traditional center-periphery model or presents the usual concentric rings pattern (extremely common in Brazil).
"The Hand has a nice periphery of family.
But as the festival has expanded over the last decade, so has a giant periphery of unofficial side parties, some crammed into tiny bars, and a few, like the Fader Fort — organized by The Fader, a music and fashion magazine — taking on such a scale that they have become a kind of shadow establishment all their own.
These sheet-like crystallites had a sharp periphery and homogeneously covered the film surface.
The Sn2S3 crystallites with a sheet-like surface had a sharp periphery with a thickness in a nanoscale size, and the crystallite size ranged from approximately 150 to 300 nm.
Most inclusions were granular and electron-dense and had a distinct periphery but were nondelineated by membrane.
The recent thymic emigrants (RTEs), which are 0 2 weeks old in the periphery have a distinct phenotypic profile (CD24high, Qa2low, CD45RBlow) relative to their mature naïve (MN) counterparts, that are resident in the periphery for >3 weeks (CD24low, Qa2high, CD45RBhigh) [3], [3].
