There was bitter contention over how much was enough, and about the wisdom or necessity of small wars on the periphery, in places like Vietnam and Central America.
The kind of eating I like to do really only should be done in parking lots or alleys on the periphery of places where good people live.
They also found that, although both core and periphery members place a high volume of messages, core members communicate more than those from the periphery.
When the cone angle is greater than 0°, shearing of the foam at the periphery takes place in addition to tearing, and the shearing increases with the cone angle.
However, 4-5 weeks after bolting, the inflorescence starts to form carpels at the periphery in place of complete flowers (Fig. 3A,D).
Georgia Witchell, a real estate agent with Tiddy's, said that St. Mawes has a good mix of outsiders and locals but she said residents "tend to live on the periphery of a place like this because the Cornish are priced out of the best places".
Add the fact that my school uniform was bottle green and my parents felt my turban should match, and you can see the periphery was a place I was destined to inhabit.
Although Gabriel built eight giant pedestals around the periphery of his place, they remained untenanted until the 19th century, when King Louis-Philippe gave them statues representing provincial capitals.
Residents wholly embrace being on the city's periphery, in a place with honk-and-wave friendliness, well-kept yards, highly rated schools and taxes that can be less than half of similar-featured properties just across the border in Nassau County.
In addition, we conducted robustness checks suggesting that creating mixed neighborhoods that are less segregated and a network embracing future knowledge workers are two options for making the periphery an attractive place for such individuals to live.
