periphery

But on the peripheries of Holocaust there was a place for more or less willing collaborators in the German enterprise.

and the colloid layer is formed on the peripheries of the heat-conducting substrate and the electrode foil layer.

Then, when you leave, the process goes into reverse: the blood supply to the peripheries increases up to 4 times the normal volume.

Resentment of the regime's marginalization of Sudan's peripheries also festers in other states, notably Kordofan and Blue Nile.

This model is losing ground to another model of publicness, made possible by media that blur distinctions between centers and peripheries.

The cheap, experimental ethnic restaurants are moving to the peripheries of major cities.

The No. 15 spent the first half of last season on the peripheries but is now a central figure at Anfield.

So can Sudan's marginalized peripheries unite against Khartoum?

These molecules provide astronomers a way to visualizethe peripheries of gas clouds and study their structures in great detail.

on the peripheries of towns, rather than the bishop's seat in the town centre.

Guide to Evaluation of Man - Machine Performance in Nuclear Power Generating Stations, Control Rooms, and Other Peripheries

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