Sentence examples for to periphery from inspiring English sources
noun
The outside boundary, parts or surface of something.
- The suburbs are a city's periphery
A truly touching picture of an intimate network, moving from center to periphery, emerges.
The freedom lies primarily in the range of possible responses Mr. Gehry has found in a variety of urban conditions, from sprawl to periphery to historic center.
Worked on technique with Mitchell Johnson and Shane Watson to bring them to periphery of Test team and helped Glenn McGrath back after eight-month break.
That was certainly the case in 1929-32 - the only other occasion when economic trouble spread from core to periphery - and it is most certainly the experience of the emerging world today.
Systolic pulse wave amplification ratio from carotid to periphery was 1.07 ± 0.08.
In most models, future land-use changes are forecasted based on past development pattern and expansion to periphery.
Due to periphery openings, heat can partly be transferred to the exterior by the effects of natural ventilation.
in the last decades, Concentrated industrial zones in Iranian cities, increasingly expanded urbanization and development of cities to periphery, demolished agricultural lands, gardens, and green spaces.
Nitrate concentration showed a decreasing trend as one moves from the city centre to periphery especially to western direction owing to decreasing population density.
To investigate the microstructural uniformity EBSD maps were taken from center to periphery of the extrusion direction plane (ED-plane) samples.
Bulky mesityl substituents attached to periphery of HBC prevented polymers from self-aggregating into too large domain size in the blend films of photovoltaic devices.
