Radial migration from neuroepithelium which has previously expanded tangentially can be considered a special case of the general radial pattern found in hypothalamus.
But this question is only tangentially involved when we consider the procedures designed to provide collateral review in the Federal courts for Federal constitutional claims of defendants who have been sentenced to death.
Plans are being advanced elsewhere in the area to up the ante against tobacco by punishing those even tangentially connected with smoking, like movie studios, and in some cases singling out those previously considered victims of cigarette companies.
A far-reaching measure that is considered must-pass legislation, the annual defense bill is frequently a magnet for lawmakers trying to attach policy provisions only tangentially related to national security.
It arrived, feebly and tangentially, when Marge and Lisa talked about why a book promoting racist stereotypes Marge had once enjoyed as a girl was now considered offensive.
The Guardian's migration correspondent Patrick Kingsley said Syrians arriving on Europe's borders did not consider themselves, even tangentially, to be climate refugees.
Aside from that moment, Mr. Scholl's closing statement was often tedious, echoing the problem that prosecutors have had for most of the long trial, despite their efforts to enliven the case by discussing lavish spending by Mr. Kozlowski that is only tangentially related to the charges the jury will consider.
They've opted for a shorter, download-based system, which is all right with me; the comic books were episodic by nature and perhaps we can consider the games "extra issues" only tangentially related to the main story.
Surely when a local district builds a new school it doesn't consider the cafeteria an optional line item tangentially related to the school's purpose.
This paper presents a 3D numerical study considering co-firing concepts in a 550 MW tangentially fired furnace using a commercial CFD code AVL Fire ver.2009.2.
How, it might be asked, could one ever teach a course in labor economics, or the causes of the Civil War, or urban architecture, or international relations, without considering the ethical dimension of those subjects at least tangentially?
