In Portugal around a quarter of listed firms have debts of more than five times their earnings before interest, tax, amortisation and depreciation the worst ratio in the periphery, points out Alberto Gallo of RBS, a bank.
Test points at the periphery (rim points) could be considered as parts of scotomas if at least two of the points were non-peripheral (nonrim) [ 19].
Based on this, we design a self-sustained high-frequency target waves by feeding back few periphery field points to the center to responsibly play the role of source for pacemaker.
Retinas were flattened by placing four radial cuts from the retinal periphery to points within 1 mm from the optic disk and mounted in Vectashield (Vector Laboratories, Burlingame, CA).
Over the period 1873-96, the declining price trend exacerbated the public finance problems of the periphery to breaking point.
The pulse wave is then amplified toward the periphery at any point of the impedance discontinuity, such as arterial branches.
As I'm researching this, even though I knew the court case would be in a periphery because of the point of view chosen, I started learning everything about it and you just read: Loving v. Virginia, Loving v. Virginia, Loving v. Virginia, over and over again in this italic font and it almost takes the meaning out of the word.
We speculate that this membrane association structurally organises the RNase E tetramer, as it would bring the non-catalytic C-terminal domains to the periphery of a focal point of catalytic domains (Fig. 7).
Scurrying about to pound out news releases as record after record was set, or standing around the periphery of the room pointing out the paddle-wavers to the evening's two auctioneers, they constituted a small, extremely well-appointed army in service to the super-rich.
d Distinct lobate feature (~ 70 m long) along the periphery of a mound (pointed by arrow).
