Sentence examples for middle and periphery from inspiring English sources

We took three images on each of the four petals: close to the optic nerve, the middle, and periphery of the retina, giving 12 images per whole mount and sampling approximately 7000 cells.

Mike Kelley, Center and Peripheries #2, 1990, acrylic on panels and wood armatures, courtesy: private collection.

But as these were situated on the periphery, the middle and upper classes of São Paulo were less exposed to daily violence, particularly that involving firearms.

The upper shell is olive green to black and may possess a pale stripe down the middle and red markings on the periphery.

Only colonies with at least 20 cells, containing rounded cells in the middle and elongated cells at the periphery, were considered as CFU-EC colonies.

Examination of sections of the livers of the SHAM-operated control group revealed that the parenchyma was formed of classic hepatic lobules having the central veins in the middle and the portal tracts at the periphery.

Retinal transversal sections were divided into three equal parts (inner, middle and outer) from the optic disc to periphery.

Our final model has a well-predicted four-strand beta-sheet in the middle and two well-positioned alpha helices in periphery.

Therefore, also in a world system of refugees with core, semi-periphery, and periphery, the semi-periphery acts as a buffer.

Immanuel Wallerstein's world system theory added the semi-periphery to core and periphery, which has certain features different to the core and to the periphery.4 The semi-periphery would act as a core for the periphery, while it was a buffer between the core and the periphery.

The baseline forecasts In Europe, we are observing an increasing divergence between core and periphery countries.