The phrase "peripheral point" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a point in an argument or discussion that is not essential, but is still noteworthy. For example, "I agree with the main points of the argument, but I also think it's important to address the peripheral point he mentioned."
We also discuss partially power-bounded operators acting on Banach or Hilbert spaces having peripheral point spectra with large Hausdorff dimension.
He falters on just one peripheral point, when he suggests that perhaps the crisis of 2008 will leave Goldman's reputation tarnished.
For solving the problem of die design Stokes' theorem is suggested, but a new approach of transforming the peripheral point on the surface of a cylinder to the corresponding point on the extruded square is obtained by an analytical method.
Since x86 hypervisors share DRAM physical address space with PCI Express peripherals, the simulation of the preceding steps in our hypervisor is close enough to the malicious peripheral point of view.
However, our results show that enhancement starts from one peripheral point or portion of the tumour in most orbital cavernous haemangiomas.
I'll just make two peripheral points.
Similarity between both urban-core and peripheral points and the rural zone decreased with increasing gradient extension.
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Current sensors are inserted between the ITO electrode and the ground at six peripheral points, as depicted in the figure.
The force estimation method discussed in this paper, on the other hand, utilizes the sum of the current amplitudes measured at all the peripheral points.
Fig. 2 Variations of local volumetric strain at six peripheral points on the sample surface at the midpoint of the specimen perpendicular to the loading direction.
