Some of life's harsher realities were sinking into my bones -- sickness, irreconcilable conflict, loneliness, dishonesty, death -- but in ways peripheral to me.
A similarly harsh deflationary process is now under way in peripheral euro-zone countries like Greece.
"That could mean radically different values for the euro," says Mr Derrick.How much official Chinese money has found its way into peripheral euro-zone countries is a matter of guesswork.
And Munchau is right: if all of Europe is going to be engaged in fiscal austerity, with the ECB adding to the downdraft instead of fighting it, there's no way the peripheral countries can make it.
Walcott was supposed to supply some edge and these two fixtures, his first starts for his country in 12 months, represented an opportunity to transpose buoyant club displays on to the national stage, but his response was far too timid and way too peripheral.
Mechanosensory hair cells of the organ of Corti transmit information regarding sound to the central nervous system by way of peripheral afferent neurons.
We hypothesized that standing and pacing between shifts would assist in the maintenance of Q by augmenting venous return and SV by way of peripheral muscle pump action and through a sustained increase in HR.
Such a clinical situation may impair significantly the quality of life of the patient and needs to be promptly identified, diagnosed and treated in order to preserve, in the best possible way, the peripheral vision of the patient.
Triptans act on the serotonin 5-HT1B and 5-HT1D receptors, and they are thought to work in three main ways: 1) peripheral inhibition of release of vasodilator neuropeptides; 2) modulation of second-order neurons centrally in the trigeminocervical pathway; and 3) vasoconstriction [13].
The neurotoxicity manifests in three ways: encephalopathy, peripheral and cranial nerve dysfunction, and movement abnormalities.
