outer edge
collocation in Englishmeaningsofouterandedge
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outer
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈaʊ.tər/us/ˈaʊ.t̬ɚ/
at a greater distance from ...
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edge
noun
uk/edʒ/us/edʒ/
the outer or furthest point ...
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(Definition ofouterandedgefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofouter edge
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In a boundary layer, the spike approaches theouteredge.
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The electromagnetic coil is located beyond theouteredgeof the shearing disk in the brake.
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Some intermittent bursts are observed only at theouteredgeof the turbulent jet.
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This simulates constraining theouteredgeof the retina so that it cannot lift.
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A regular expansion thus fails to give the correction a t theouteredge.
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Also, the relaxation of theouteredgeatoms puts additional stress on the atoms at the core-shell interface.
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Some cells leave the proliferative zones and move only a short distance from theouteredgeof the zone.
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Near theouteredgeof the table the circulation (calculated in the rotating system) is very low.
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On theouteredgeof the shell, the shell atoms will relax towards their equilibrium lattice constant, lowering the strain energy density.
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They were weak in the present experiments, but their effects were observed as a slow velocity fluctuation at theouteredgeof the jet.
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This is the dimensional meaning of (18), and therefore represents the condition a t theouteredgeof the bottom layer.
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Apical constriction involves contraction of vegetal plate cells at theouteredgemaking them wedge-shaped (narrower at the apical face).
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Steps along theouteredgeof the shell tend to lower strain energy density, but those along the core-shell interface maximise strain effect.
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The tempo wheel has only sixteen holes around theouteredge, and each concentric ring progressing toward the centre has one fewer hole.
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The maximum in the augmentation occurs somewhere between theouteredgeof the jet spread and the effective jet centre-line.
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These patterns give an idea of the vorticity distribution since theouteredgeof the smoke is a vortex sheet (at least before viscous diffusion becomes significant).
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Another uncertainty is to what extent the abundant icy-rocky bodies that formed in the cooler conditions beyond theouteredgeof the asteroid belt mixed inwards.
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The lattice misfit is modeled as producing a pressure that is - on the interface between core and shell and 0 on theouteredgeof the shell.
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This maximum is increased by their interaction with the atoms along the diagonal on theouteredge, but that interaction decreases as the shell thickness increases.
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Two of these were found in the centre of the building, one was associated with its porch and all the others were towards itsouteredge.
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Due to the inviscid nature of the flow, the normal derivative of the tangential velocity does not vanish a t theouteredgeof the film.
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