Sentence examples for periphery of a circle from inspiring English sources
When DeMent said the morning star shed its beams on her, Silvers doggedly walked the entire periphery of a circle of light on the stage.
The frame stagings with a single row of columns placed along the periphery of a circle, are generally adopted for elevated water tanks to support the tank container.
He used the letter π as an abbreviation for the Greek word perimetros (periphery) (of a circle with unit diameter).
Euler in his treatise De relatione inter ternas pluresve quantitates instituenda, which was published ten years later, wrote 'It appears to be fairly certain that the periphery of a circle constitutes such a peculiar kind of transcendental quantities that it can in no way be compared with other quantities, either roots or other transcendentals'.
Each metapopulation contained 9 subpopulations, represented by single vial cultures, arranged on the periphery of a circle, with 30% migration in each generation to the two nearest neighbors.
Following an earlier study [21], the subpopulations (single vial Drosophila cultures) were arranged on the periphery of a circle, with each of them sending out and receiving migrants to and from the two nearest neighbors.
The Greek letter first appears there in the phrase "1/2 Periphery " in the discussion of a circle with radius one.
First-timers sat at the periphery of the circle, avoiding eye contact with others.
This soil water supply allowed the termites to survive during the dry season and also helped the grasses on the periphery of the circle to thrive.
The job begins to run, the Cray trying to estimate the number of times that the diameter of a circle goes around the periphery, and Gregory sits back on his pillows and waits, watching messages from the Cray flow across his display screen.
The HRTEM images indicate the superposition of crystal areas of different contrast and parallel Laue levels, shown within the periphery of the circles C1, C2, and A in Figure 5 and 5A and 5C in Figure 6a, respectively.
