central core

collocation in English

meanings of centraland core

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central
adjective
uk /ˈsen.trəl/ us /ˈsen.trəl/
in, at, from, or near the centre or most important part ...
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core
noun
uk /kɔːr/ us /kɔːr/
the basic and most important part ...
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Examples of central core

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The outer shell, among other things, protected the centralcore from attack.
This self-perception constitutes such a centralcore to altruists' identity that it leaves them with no choice in their behavior toward others.
The centralcore and sparse regions corresponded to qualitatively defined areas with intense and moderate tracer deposition, respectively.
Moreover, she indicated that all the most important self-descriptions were negative, with all the positive ones placed outside the centralcore of the diagram.
This is evidenced by the reduction in temperature of the centralcore of the flow field.
In both control and treated embryos, nucleoli of all blastomeres were ringshaped with a dark centralcore.
This location is rather unusual because constructions of primary social and religious significance are most often set in the centralcore of the site.
The boundary layers were about 8 cm thick at the test section, and the flow was essentially constant throughout the centralcore.
The electron-dense cytoplasm of the microvilli contains a peripheral cylinder and a centralcore, both of material with increased electron density.
These areas became the locus of political and commercial activity, protected by a third city wall, which eventually led to the centralcore being abandoned.
The centralcore disappears, the peripheral doublets lose their arms, become disorganized and posteriorly transform into singlets (fig. 15).
Apparently people living in the centralcore of the city ground maize with less frequency or less intensity than people living in the peripheries.
The vertical circulation is contained within a centralcore, perpendicular to the main flank walls.
Those selected for interview were considered to belong to a centralcore of influence in the policy process.
Fruits are dehiscent capsules that consist of a red centralcore with one to six locules; each locule contains one arillate seed protected by a reddish-purple valve.
Phthorimaea operculella commonly feeds in the fruit centralcore.
Then, for each section, the distance to the medial border of the tectum and the extent of both centralcore and sparse regions were noted on the dorsal view.
Each of the filaments had the appearance of a centralcore surrounded by an annular ring of density, though the interpretation of these data was controversial.
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