"outer group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a distinct group of people or things that are distinct from other groups but connected to them. For example, "The outer group of students in the class was more advanced than the other groups."
The first class is an outer group of cells that forms the placenta and attaches the embryo to the womb.
Today, there are two Europes: One is the German-led inner group interested in further integration; the other is an outer group of states interested in free trade but not interested in transferring political authority to Brussels.
The scattered group of countries round the fringe of this entity has only one thing, for this purpose, in common exclusion from the common market.Against a population of 160 million within the Six must be set only 86 million in the outer group that is planned, 50 million of these being in Britain.
Ranger Thomas Hendry said: "When we started the count in the outer group of islands we were very anxious that numbers were down, especially as we know puffins are struggling for survival across the globe.
This means that the axle group which comprises the entire truck (known as the "outer group") and the interior axle groups (known as the "tractor group" and "trailer group") must also comply with the bridge formula.
The up-regulated genes (colored in blue) and down-regulated genes (colored in red) do not form the regulatory clusters observed in the other ten conditions: LB-antibiotics forms an outer group (antib in Figure 4).
From the induction hypothesis and (13.37.4.1) we conclude the outer groups are zero and we win.
Natural or chemically modified cyclodextrins (cyclic oligosaccharides with hydrophobic inner cavities and hydrosolubilizing outer groups) are widely used for protection, enhancing water solubility, and controlled release properties of bioactive compounds [28 34].
Seelig's descriptors are: Type I units containing two electron donor groups with a spatial separation of 2.5 ± 0.3 Å or Type II units consisting of two electron donor groups with a spatial separation of 4.5 ± 0.6 Å or three electron donor groups with a spatial separation of 4.5 ± 0.6 Å between the outer groups.
We prove that the reduced C∗-algebras of centerless mapping class groups and outer automorphism groups of free groups are simple, as are the irreducible pure subgroups of mapping class groups and the analogous subgroups of outer automorphism groups of free groups.
Intuitively, graph clustering is to find groups of vertexes that have a lot of inner-group edges and few outer-group edges; optimal partitions are achieved when the modularity is maximized.
