Sentence examples for periphery at a from inspiring English sources

The embrace of Myanmar fits into a larger effort by the Obama administration to reorient American foreign policy more toward Asia and to engage the countries on China's periphery at a time of nervousness in the region about Beijing's increasing assertiveness.

The power of the universally compatible Internet, with more than a hundred million users, rises as a function of the intelligence added to its periphery at a rate far faster than intelligence could be designed into the network itself.

The system turned northwest and then north around the ridge's periphery at a relatively slow rate of speed.

A close-up of the parasite's periphery at a more apical location shows that no mother IMC is present since the normal, three-membrane layered pellicle composed of plasma membrane and the two IMC membranes can clearly be discerned.

Animal responses were registered at two lateralized water spouts (situated at the arena periphery at a bearing of ±30° relative to center), with correct responses rewarded by a fixed amount of water.

It has been known for many years that meiotic chromosomes in most organisms assume a characteristic conformation called the bouquet in early prophase of the first meiotic division with telomeres clustered at the nuclear periphery at a position near the spindle pole body.

Mr. Columbia keeps a table on the periphery, at once a part of the fray and removed from it.

Fig. 4A shows typical distribution of F-actin in the resting platelets: actin filaments are located mainly at cell periphery as a submembrane skeleton and more of them diffuse in the cytosol.

For that reason, Mr. Martin said, the place to be is "in the middle of the action" — that is, at an agency — rather than on the periphery at someplace like a consultancy.

This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.

The mile-long stretch where the attack took place is on Toronto's periphery, at the end of a subway line.