middle layer

There is no need for a middle layer of bureaucracy.

First, the surface began to break up, then the middle layers, and finally key supports.

The two fruit cases moved from its middle layers towards the ground below.

The middle layer is shorter, and not quite so coarse.

The engineering of this middle layer is an essential factor in price.

Light must be injected with a lens from the side into the middle layer.

Light may be confined in the middle layer by total internal reflection.

If the middle layer is made thin enough, it acts as a quantum well.

The Bristlemouth is a fish that lives in the deep middle layers of the sea.

There is not a machine yet that can insert and secure this middle layer.

They affect both the outer and thicker middle layer of skin.

Once the middle layers of the bog had been fraught with terror.

The uvea is the vascular middle layer of the eye.

Before they climbed down again to the green world of middle layers, Lily-yo looked back over her shoulder.

The middle layer is two billion years old.

The middle layer acts as an insulator to maintain the temperature difference.

The top and bottom layers are plywood; a middle layer is cherry wood.

As they entered the middle layers, the sensor being called out, "Attackers, on their way!"

He could sense a tension round him that never existed in the gentle middle layers of the forest where the human group had been born.

The middle layer between the two boundary skins is one big mass of micro-vacuoles.

The middle layer of hierarchy lists the functions that can be performed by the combined work system.

All these parts here are so strange - not like the happy middle layers of jungle where we lived with Lily-yo.

The middle layer is a nearly perfect mirror.

Chemicals which colour or perm hair work in its cortex (middle layer).

In the middle layer of the town most buildings are semi-detached and built on quite steep roads.