Sentence examples for moved to peripheral from inspiring English sources

Primary colour In the heartland, contrary winds Sense and surpluses The admirably astonishing Mr Keyes Countdown Ms Swift's dilemma Reprints Related topics Politics Government and politics Local politics Rudolph Giuliani HomelessnessBecause there are no good data, it is hard to know though part of the explanation is probably that some homeless people have moved to peripheral parts of the city.

For example, planned resettlement of low-income households in urban areas can lead to loss of income potential as households are moved to peripheral locations with reduced employment opportunities (Patel et al. 2002).

The source was then moved to the peripheral 30 cm of the transaxial FOV at 1 cm intervals in the directions of the x-, y-, and xy-axes (Fig. 1b).

After completing the central compartment procedures traction was released and the hip was flexed to approximately 45° and the arthroscope moved to the peripheral compartment to evaluate CAM impingement.

To initiate the process, Langerhans cells gather antigens and move to peripheral lymphoid tissue (e.g. spleen) and present the antigens to T lymphocytes.

One single perforator vessel located in an eccentric position in relation to a skin paddle may support a large skin area thanks to the opening of potential vascular territories, which move to the peripheral border of the flap.

It was a landscape of varied contours and strange outcroppings, boasting a rich variety of vegetation and inhabitants, like his mother's brothers and sisters, from Europe (not from big cities, but from mountainous or otherwise peripheral regions), who had moved to Wisconsin less than a generation before Wright was born.

The headset was meant to come out as a Mega Drive peripheral in 1993, later moved to 1994, before being canned completely because, the company claimed, it was "too realistic".

The Barwuahs had moved to Brescia before agreeing to have him fostered, but despite living nearby they played only a peripheral role in his life.

Experts say that in the past, moving people to peripheral housing schemes led to social breakdown and put greater pressure on social services in these areas.

But at the same time you move to the centre on more peripheral issues in order to neutralise the opposition and woo swing voters.On tax cuts, Mr Bush consolidated his political base and then tried to pull the Democrats rightwards.