The phrase "inward of" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect in many contexts.
It can be used to describe something that is located or directed towards the inside or interior of a space, but it is rare.
Example: "The garden is located inward of the main building, providing a secluded area for relaxation."
Alternatives: "inside of" or "within".
The pit represents the active shifting inward of the cells of the blastoderm.
As a consequence, K+ leaves the cell until an equilibrium state is reached in which the leak inward of Na+ is equaled by the leak outward of K+ and there is no net flux of ions.
"The appeal of the Eisenhower approach is that it had a big element of turning inward, of looking to rebuilding strength at home, of conserving American power," said one of Mr. Obama's senior national security advisers, who would not agree to be quoted by name.
Microscopically one can observe in the clot the whole process of the development of fibrin that causes the clot to contract, the arrival of the white blood cells and the macrophages that digest the debris in the wound, and the growth of blood capillaries followed by the growth inward of fibrous tissue migrating from the cells on the margin of the wound.
The maximally recognized depth of the acoustic basement is 2 km inward of the northwestern rim (Fig. 3).
As we can see in the AI EIII models, HOMO orbitals are uniformly distributed inward of the nanotube and LUMO orbitals are localized around N2O gas.
Writing can be a form of meditation, of inward exploration of mind.
14– 16 There was reduction of inward currents of the rapid sodium channel and L-type and T-type calcium currents.
This force starts the inward inversion of frusta portion of top half and inward dimpling of bottom half.
Recurrence was defined as eyelash-eyeball contact in all positions of gaze or inward rotation of the lid margin.
Hundreds of people gather in the streets, showing outward gestures of solidarity, betrayed by inward looks of apprehension.
