Sentence examples for periphery or a from inspiring English sources
There may be more political noise from the euro zone periphery or a failure of the euro zone recession to move beyond stagnation, calling into question the strength of that recovery.
As explained above, (I^{c}) represents the external input to the network (for example, a feed-forward input from the sensory periphery, or a top-down modulatory input) that drives or inhibits the activity of our network.
Such blocking patterns are quite normal, and will generally result in a weakening of the cyclone, the weakening of the anticyclone, a diversion of the cyclone towards the anticyclone's periphery, or a combination of all three to some extent depending on the precise conditions.
With the stimulus parameters of Experiment 1, observers accurately identified an unflanked letter in the periphery or a flanked letter at fixation.
The increased loss of stability associated with the noxious heat stimulation could have been the result of an altered central motor command to the periphery or a reduced accuracy in the integration of the sensory information which ultimately led to a biased estimation of the whole body position in space.
They gain entry into a social group either by being on the periphery or displacing a group male.
These urban rodents could come in contact with infected rodents from rural areas in the uncontrolled dumps at the periphery or through a dry riverbed that penetrates as far as the city center.
But the beloved bad boy Sprewell would not be pushed to the periphery or turned into a sidebar.
"Both of us want this entire area to be peaceful and stable so we can get on with our lives, whether it's China's periphery or our periphery," a senior Indian official who was not authorized to speak on matters of strategic delicacy said last week, One of India's biggest concerns is whether China will, even reluctantly, support India's bid to buy nuclear technology.
Lymph vessel density (inside the tumour mass, at its periphery or considered as a whole) and the presence of tumour emboli inside lymphatics were recorded.
Contrary to the suggestion that such circuits are just an amorphous agglutination of neural elements, it has been argued that they can be separated into a most strongly connected core or kernel part and a periphery or halo (Braitenberg 1978).
