Sentence examples for inner periphery from inspiring English sources

Nor is there an American equivalent of a subjected inner periphery like Tibet, Xinjiang, and what China calls Inner Mongolia.

An annular plate is used as a baffle, which is fitted to the inner periphery of a cylindrical tank.

The stator is similar to that of an induction machine consisting of a cylindrical iron frame with windings, usually three-phase, located in slots around the inner periphery.

According to the experimental data, the prediction of the phenomenon of necking of the elliptic hole-flanging process occurs at the inner periphery of elliptic hole is studied.

They are shown to have existed as early as 1841, in a patent to Perry Davis, No. 2,215, for an improvement in windmills, in which cogs fixed upon the inner periphery of the rim, interlaced with an external toothed pinion, although for a different purpose, of keeping the wheel in the wind.

In nuclei of root cells two days post-germination, a time at which both A. thaliana and A. arenosa-derived rRNA genes are active, HDT1 localizes primarily as a ring around the inner periphery of the nucleolus.

In tumorigenic cen3tel cells (Fig. 3D F), phalloidin staining clearly highlighted the change in morphology with cortical rings formed along the inner cell periphery.

In fact, while in non-tumorigenic cells, the phosphorylated form of myosin II was distributed in fibers along the cells (Fig. 4G I), in tumorigenic cells it mainly formed a ring around the inner cell periphery (Fig. 4J L).

Recent results using immunohistochemistry, however, revealed the presence of punctate viral inclusions preferentially located along the inner nuclear periphery (dot-shaped inclusions).

These two proteins colocalise at the inner nuclear periphery, and their absence leads to reduced germ cell proliferation and to sterility.

Although the anti-CBP20 antibody showed intense staining near the inner nuclear periphery, it also showed some punctate staining in the cytoplasm, which is potentially due to cross-reactivity with a cytoplasmic protein that shares similarity with NCBP-2.