Sentence examples for periphery of time from inspiring English sources
Working-time takes center stage, while leisure and unemployed time slid towards the periphery of time and the exile of private life.
Cynicism can be all-consuming when you look at the periphery of big-time college sports.
Heritability estimates for slope of behavioral measures over time intervals ranged from low (time in periphery of open-field, 5%) to high (distance traveled in suspended half or 'bottom' of visual-cliff, 74%), indicating that habituation-related behaviors are strain dependent.
In the absence of Ki-67 and of the chromosomal periphery there will be a period of time during mitotic exit when nucleolar components in the cytoplasm are denied access to the chromosomes, and this could then explain the decreased efficiency of nucleolar reassembly.
CrT−/y mice spend more time in the periphery of the locomotor chamber with no change in central time; since central movement reflects anxiety, the data suggest that anxiety is not altered in these mice.
Anxiety-like behavior was measured as percentage of time spent in the periphery of the open field.
The classical cerulean "blue dot" cataracts characteristic of DS initially emerge at the equatorial periphery of the lens, and over time, encompass progressively larger areas of the supranucleus and deep cortex (Fig. 8).
The contact latency was the time a subject needed to touch the object for the first time starting after it reached the 1 m periphery of the object for the first time.
These phenomena contribute to the sequential emptying of the lung periphery in time, which then increases the time domain and volumetric SIII values [ 3- 5, 10, 24].
The slow movement on the periphery began to seem like the long view of time, the faster central movement the accumulation of moments.
To investigate whether males and females spent more time in the periphery of their home range during the mating season, we also determined the average time focal animals spent in certain distance categories from the centre of their home range as a measure of space use.
