peripheries in English

noun
1
the outer limits or edge of an area or object.
new buildings on the periphery of the hospital site
synonyms:edgeouter edgemarginfringeboundaryborderperimeterrimvergeborderlineoutskirtsouter limits/reachesboundsbournmarge
noun

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1. Not Greece (Peripheries

2. Federal republics flourished on the north-western and eastern peripheries of the ancient Indian sub-continent.

3. Empire ends when significant peripheral interaction begins, not necessarily when the core ceases its domination of the peripheries.

4. The interactions between dimeric porphyrins, covalently linked at their peripheries, have been measured from their electronic absorption spectra and 13C nmr spectra.

5. ‘Iran has Persian-speaking populations on the central plateau, but on the peripheries are ethnic and religious minorities, including Turkic Azeris, Kurds, Lurs, …

6. An IDF recce Aircraft crossed Lebanese airspace abeam the sea from above SOUR towards BEIRUT and circled over BEIRUT and the peripheries, and left at 05.22 hrs from above AALMA SHAAB.

7. It should apply to the residents of urban agglomerations as well as those living in rural areas, people living in the centre of Europe as well as those on the peripheries, the younger generation as well as elderly people.

8. Examples can be found in the urbanised regions of Java, the densely populated, delta-shaped areas on the peripheries of the Jakarta agglomeration ("Jabodetabek"), but also the extended metropolitan regions of Bangkok or Manila.

9. Rosy with cold, Arabesqued with snowflakes, leaning into the wind, or drowsing before the fire, their eyes large, they look and listen, as if they glimpsed the peripheries of miracle or heard a soundless music in the air

10. This class introduces students to the emerging field of Global Anglophone literature, which analyses texts produced both at the center and the peripheries of Britain’s imperial projects, including Canada, Kenya, Jamaica, Trinidad, Nigeria, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, South Asia, and Great Britain itself.

11. The exact time dependence of the current product in a spatially distributed coil with thin wires moving periodically in the gap between two plane peripheries of high permeability or perfect conductivity, respectively, is given as a solution of a system of linear equations for the complex current amplitudes.