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Each one contains tunnels running radially in toward the center.

The holes branch out into several tubes, which lead away radially.

From that point a thread of light speared radially into space.

To give a concrete example, consider the capsule to be falling radially toward the Earth.

Without some mechanism to hold their particles together, the rings would quickly spread out radially.

The preference was for radially cut boards as they were less likely to warp.

It consisted of three layers separated radially by 2.5 cm.

Between the ring and the radially inward direction is the enormous black hole.

This area is organized into columns, which are arranged radially based on frequency.

The radially symmetrical disk flowers are at the end of the branches.

The surface is radially wrinkled or corrugated, especially near the margin.

It was now radially out from the Market.

And we've been seeing all these radially symmetrical animals.

Orientation columns are organized radially around a point known as a singularity.

Let be the normal stress in the liquid that points radially outward from the center of the bubble.

Both are radially symmetrical, like a wheel and a tube respectively.

It has white lines that are oriented radially, sometimes extending onto the tentacles.

It is first done radially, to split the log into wedged segments.

Lifts may also run radially inward from several base stations to a common summit area.

"By turning the handle you buff the disk radially," he explained.

Partly, of course, that's because they have six limbs, not four, and they're radially symmetrical.

The ions are first pulled up and down axially while being pushed in radially.

Individual speeds were engaged by moving the gears radially.

Layers of mineral material are deposited radially around the nuclei.

The settlement is radially divided with numerous pathways leading to the edge of the river.