They liked to build with stone (the Hohokam used sticks and mud), and their kivas, like those they left in their homeland, are unmistakable: rectangular instead of round, with a stone bench along the inside perimeter, a central hearth and a sipapu, or spirit hole, symbolizing the passage through which the first people emerged from mother earth.
Thomas Roman, president of Quality First Basement Systems, a dealer for Mr. Janesky's products in Perth Amboy, N.J., said that with the Waterguard system, the trench along the inside perimeter of the foundation wall needs to be only six inches wide.
In the inside perimeter of Petri dishes, pieces of wet pulp were placed, in order to avoid drying of the solution on the surface of foils, and consequently the dish was closed.
Before I could breathe, I was hustled outside and packed into a bulbous automobile that sped along the inside perimeter wall enclosing the four separate jails of Tihar, an enormous complex with many open spaces, resembling a little city.
Nobody at the base is prepared to be interviewed, but when we show up the next afternoon, we drive around the inside perimeter and are cheerfully welcomed by the Polisario soldiers who are protecting the people who were once meant to protect them.
For the latter, participants walked around the inside perimeter of a circular paddling pool (2.4 m diameter, 0.8 m high, effective water capacity about 2700 L; Intex Easy Set Pool, Long Beach CA, USA) while for the former they walked inside the perimeter of a set of markers laid out to form a circle of the same diameter as the pool.
Inside, the perimeter of the large, vaguely circular dining room ( technically, it's a dodecagon), is lined with booths, big windows and old movie posters.
Being an apartment tenant, string any lights around the inside wall perimeter with them slightly draping.
He says they found blood inside a house inside the perimeter.
Its Barkley-esque forward Danielle Adams (30 points, 9 rebounds) had moved nimbly inside from the perimeter in the second half.
