Sentence examples for near periphery from inspiring English sources

Archaeological and geomorphic stratigraphy from the site and its near periphery provide the data necessary to characterize these changes in detail.

Observers viewed rival targets of equal brightness for brief presentations in eight locations of the near periphery and reported the color that was first dominant in each location.

Their importance is due especially to the fact that segments of the near periphery assist safe mobility in general and driving a car in particular [ 21, 39].

Under photopic adaptation conditions, a central cone of high sensitivity in the performance plane of light-difference thresholds across the visual field is surrounded by a plateau of constant sensitivity in the near periphery (extending from 10° up to 20° vertically and 35° horizontally; Pöppel & Harvey, 1973; cf. Strasburger et al., 2011, Fig. 8).

AL, aleurone layer; PE, endosperm near periphery; ME, endosperm between centre and periphery; SG, starch granule; PB, protein bodies; IN, indentations; CSG, intact compound starch granule; BSG, broken compound granule.

In the lithographic process of deep ultraviolet laser system working at 248 nm, PhC rods of sub-lithographic wavelength CDs (115 nm in radii) were realized in high resolution, even near periphery regions where proximity errors were prone.

However, new studies have demonstrated the influence of the near retinal periphery on the DOF: with increased target extent, the DOF increases.

It is found over sandy areas and near reef peripheries off South Africa and perhaps Mozambique, from close to shore to usually no deeper than 100 m.

Lamellar thickness increases with increasing proximity to the disc centre and varies markedly with age: the lamellar thickness of older human discs (from 330 μm near the periphery to 520 μm near disc centre) is more than double that of younger discs (140 200 μm).

The four PM placentae were sampled as described previously (Avila et al., 2010), with 3 7 sites spanning the placental disk, including one or more near the periphery and one or more near the cord insertion point.

The results suggest that the bees near the periphery generate more heat than those near the core, in accord with the conjecture of Heinrich (1981c, Sci. Am.244, 147 160).