Sentence examples for peripheral projects from inspiring English sources

But Greene added a comma between the words "other" and "to" seemingly shifting the meaning to make clear that Mr. Sherry was his sole authorized biographer, but leaving open the question of whether he intended to allow other researchers, working on peripheral projects, to quote from his papers.

Finally, around Week 40 of the construction project, the team has had enough; the lack of adequate pay (sleep), the weird food (seriously, ten salami and mayo sandwiches in one day?!), and the movements of Project Baby demolishing the living space, the team throws an epic fit and forcibly ejects the baby, tearing down all of the peripheral projects at the same time.

For example, whereas foveal V1 and V4 are reciprocally connected (Zeki 1978; Zeki 1980; Van Essen et al. 1986), peripheral V4 projects to V1 but does not receive a projection from V1 (Kennedy and Bullier 1985; Perkel et al. 1986).

No one knows how many unaccompanied children are living rough in Paris, hidden in central squats or the city's peripheral housing projects.

Within a couple of decades, Verlan has spread from the peripheral housing projects of France's poorest immigrants, heavily populated with Africans and North African Arabs, and gained widespread popularity among young people across France.

Similarly, the increasing use of head-worn displays in professional roles means that many operators are required to switch attention between tasks within their central visual field and peripheral events projected onto the headset (Pascale et al., 2015).

Approximately, 10 15 individual SGN peripheral axons project to each IHC, making analysis of changes in individual fibers difficult.

Complex I/NDH-1 has a characteristic L-shaped form with two clearly defined domains, a hydrophilic peripheral arm projected into the mitochondrial matrix (or bacterial cytoplasm), and a transmembrane hydrophobic arm.

The financial elements of the intervention, for instance, might have to be differentiated from the typical ones used in peripheral slum upgrading projects, opening new rooms for a substantial redistribution of wealth.

The subunits of the "peripheral arm" (that projects into the mitochondrial matrix) are encoded by the nuclear DNA genome.

Studied field was developed as an all subsea well peripheral water flood project, with all injection below the various oil water contacts.