Central and periphery movements were calculated based on number of central (nine) and peripheral (sixteen) squares crossed by the animals, respectively.
Amrit and van Hillegersberg [8] examined core-periphery movement in open source projects and concluded that a steady movement toward the core is beneficial to a project, while a shift away from the core is not.
Indeed, akinetopsic patient LM, is reported to show bilateral motion blindness that is more apparent in the periphery; her movement perception is somewhat preserved up to 15° of eccentricity, whereas for peripheral visual field her motion sensitivity is limited to discriminating moving and stationary targets (Zihl et al., 1983).
Some media outlets, as well as friendly supporters on the periphery of this movement, have been sceptical about a movement without concrete demands.
Tweets about topics less related to social processes do not reach the periphery of the movement.
This indicates that social activation became salient in the periphery of the movement rather than in its core.
Further downstream, we showed that Pam3CSK4-induced Rac1 activation, which is critical for cell actin assembly at the cell periphery promoting cell movement.
Musicians like these often work just far enough on the jazz periphery for their movements to elude the tracking of a government-run survey.
In analyzing the disquisitional practices, we noted the reciprocal forms of teaching and learning that occur in all directions throughout the social network (in contrast to movement from "periphery" to "core," Lave and Wenger 1991).
Scottish nationalism is often harmless, but a darker side still exists at the periphery of the independence movement.
Endocytic tubules in the growth cone periphery underwent processive retrograde movement toward the growth cone central domain at a rate of 10 μm/minute, consistent with reported rates for actin retrograde flow (see Discussion).
