Sentence examples for rim of its from inspiring English sources
Germany did not because the railway company, Deutsche Bahn, reckoned that investing on the eastern rim of its network was not worth it.
Before the Spanish founded Valladolid in the mid-1500's, the Maya city of Zací flourished on the rim of its namesake cenote.
The south of Romania is one of the regions with tradition in rice agriculture, as the paddies are located at the northern rim of its European belt.
Some even secrete lambent mucus to further confuse potential executioners., the jellyfish pictured here, produces a green glow around the rim of its bell by passing its initially blue light through a compound known as green fluorescent protein (GFP).
At its best, Vagabondo turns out well-prepared, attractively presented dishes at manageable prices: fresh, warm spinach salad ($7) with shards of mushrooms and bacon bits; homey minestrone ($6) with nearly every vegetable known to the Western world protruding over the rim of its big bowl; veal and chicken creations, most of which were tender and tasty; and seafood handled with a light touch.
We observed typical topographical textures on the Komezuka scoria cone (Fig. 3d), where partly circular cracks appeared on the outer rim of its summit crater.
The village polishes up the rims of its wheels.
It can be identified by the long, finger-like projections on the rims of its spiracles, as well as by its dark brown mottled color pattern, though some individuals are plain-colored.
It can be identified by the prominent blue spots on its back, which usually number five but may vary from zero to nine, as well as by the small knobs on the rims of its spiracles.
In 2006, after four years in courts it was forced to pay $612.5 million dollars in damages to NTP which had accused RIM of copying its patented technology and using it in the very popular Blackberry smart phone.
On Tuesday, the DealBook blog reported that investors are calling for a sale of all or part of RIM because of its poor performance and a lack of innovation.
