I pass that line of distinction, I slip entire into the innermost and outermost part of myself, erasing the division between these two putative regions.
The most striking differences between the human ear and the ears of other mammals are in the structure of the outermost part, the auricle.
Dr Rampino observed some time ago that collisions might be triggered by gravitational disruptions of the Oort cloud, a repository of comets in the outermost part of the solar system.
The idea is to gather at least 100 million kilograms of molten iron in a place like Iceland, where the cold, outermost part of the earth is thinner, and then to break the crust, "either by excavating," Stevenson says, "or setting off a nuclear explosion".
One of them, conducted at the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at the University of California, Los Angeles, found that long-term meditators like Ms. Splain had greater gyrification — a term that describes the folding of the cerebral cortex, the outermost part of the brain.
Pink slime is a hamburger-meat extender produced by taking the trimmings from the outermost part of a cow — once thought to be too fatty and too prone to contamination for human consumption, better suited to making pet food and candles — and whirling these trimmings in a centrifuge to separate the protein from the fat.
In the first graph, the line whose outermost part is oddly enclosed is less enclosed than the line whose outermost part is evenly enclosed.
Moreover, a carbon-rich layer is found at the outermost part of the passive layer.
The outermost part of this layer prevents other particles, like dirt and grime, from binding to it.
Sebum on the skin surface was naturally fluorescent and clearly defined the outermost part of the cutaneous barrier.
A simplified model presented in Fig. 6 shows a layered stratification of the outermost part of epidermis cells.
