Sentence examples for peripheral identity from inspiring English sources

My research projects delve into topics related to rhetoric of imperial insularity in Transatlantic territories, displacement, discourses and practices of national and peripheral identity formation, as well as of notions of provincialism, belonging, isolation, fluidity and migration.

A recent study suggests that the peripheral identity of chromatin is maintained throughout the cell cycle (Olins et al. 2011).

Live-imaging experiments revealed that this induction can occur via a fast re-specification of peripheral cell identity to SC identity [8].

As the main emphasis is on the role of social activity in promoting learning and the formation of the learner's identity, peripheral participation is legitimate in itself (Lave and Wenger 1991).

They have acted, but acting is now just a peripheral part of their identity.

On the second, immanent choice of reductive atheism and materialism, the human body is still seen as being peripheral or inessential to identity, so no continuity is possible beyond death.

Though I am peripheral to the transgender identity, I'm not peripheral to the consequences of being raised by someone who hates themselves.

The old framing of the issue is about whether any peripheral region has the cultural identity and economic strength to benefit by cutting loose; and in the UK that makes regional government and devolution mainly a Scottish issue, divisively tied to the electoral fortunes of a nationalist party.

Other beliefs about the good may not be central to a person's identity, call them peripheral commitments.

Importantly, this re-specification of peripheral cells to stem cell identity was not preceded by cell divisions.

They found that Asian participants' scanning patterns would show similarities to Caucasian scanning patterns when they were prevented from using their peripheral vision to extract face identity information.