For the briefest instant, two images appear — one in the middle, one on the periphery.
Due to the fluorine substitution of hexafluorocylopentene at the molecular center and the hole-transport characteristics of the triphenylamine moiety on the periphery, our chromophores showed obvious dual semiconductor properties, i.e., n- and p-type, which demonstrated a potential application for OPV devices.
Perhaps Glover, Stanning and Crolla were overlooked as their sports exist on the periphery of our national conversation.
"He was on the periphery of our game plan," said Bills safety Henry Jones, who intercepted a pass intended for Chrebet.
If Exelon emptied out the older, colder fuel and then started loading casks with only younger fuel, he said, that "would mean that we would be loading fuel with much higher dose rates on the periphery, exposing our staff to increased radiation doses".
Such conversation can help to protect all of us from cliché, from literalism, and from the blind spots on the periphery of our clear vision.
They're always there, flopping to and fro underneath the shaft, but they exist somewhere on the periphery of our consciousness, an essential but rarely acknowledged component of the whole, much like George Harrison's role in the Beatles.
The larger errors were on the periphery of our study area, where the density of study participants was the lowest.
Interestingly, the three mutants are shown in the present study to be active affect side chains (residues 265, 269 and 556) on the periphery of our homology model.
