Sentence examples for more peripheral areas from inspiring English sources

In the jargon of the field, these areas "run hot" continuously during waking hours and consume far more energy than more peripheral areas.

Militias are entrenched in more peripheral areas (like Baixada Fluminense) where they profit from the lack of basic services such as public transportation, water and gas distribution, internet and cable television.

Most were found at established Phrygian sites such as Gordion and Midas City, but a few are from more peripheral areas, as far east as the Hittite capital city, Hattusa (near the modern town of Boğazkale, formerly Boğazköy, Tur)., and as far south as the borders of Lycia.

The results demonstrate that, with the gradual development of the HSR network, accessibility levels across the province will be improved by about 9.6%, and the distribution of the gains will be uneven since the most significant improvements will occur in the more peripheral areas.

"The Taliban have clearly reacted to that by going to more peripheral areas," the official said, "so while they have expanded to those areas, the importance of those areas is not key, is not central, to their success, or to our ability to defeat them".

Here the threshold was defined so that the dispersion area would become small in the central region and then gradually increase in the more peripheral areas according to Ahlstrom et al. (2012).

This indicates that more peripheral visual areas are preferentially represented in these areas (although they do not appear to have any topographic organization, see also figure S4).

That has led many foreign investors to buy a larger number of cheaper properties in more peripheral, suburban areas, says Gordon, where "transaction costs are lower".

The recruitment focused on two disadvantaged areas of Bristol: an inner city area with large Black and minority ethnic populations and a more peripheral urban area with predominantly white residents.

It can be observed how the epithelium presents some folded regions ("wrinkles") as a side effect of the ablation procedure at the more peripheral corneal area.

However, the effect waned in the more peripheral visual field representations of area 17 (−17.3 ± 7.3%; n = 5; not significant [n.s.]) and area 18 (−14.4 ± 3.7%; n = 5; n.s).s