adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
circle
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The landowners lived centrally, and around them, in concentric circles as it were, lived the working people.
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Instead, there was a series of concentric circles , surrounding a small black disk.
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The targets are black men with superimposed concentric circles declining to a solid, black bullseye.
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The words run along each concentric circle and not across circles.
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Julian's Bower, at Alkborough, Lincolnshire, is altogether more elaborate, having twelve concentric circles .
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The strata are now much folded and appear on the surface as a series of concentric circles .
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The model constructed by Nairn resembles a series of concentric circles .
ring
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These are usually made up of a central pit or cup, surrounded by one ring or concentric rings or spiral turns.
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Spaced evenly from the bottom up, concentric rings of black crow feathers rise to the top of the cairn.
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The other is a piece of reef shaped like a fungal bracket of concentric rings , or perhaps like a footprint cast.
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The largest craters show, in addition to their rim walls and central peak structures, outer concentric rings of mountains.
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It is built of large blocks of travertine stone and the arch has two concentric rings of radiating voussoirs.
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One theory suggests that personality can be viewed as a series of concentric rings .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Furthermore, the transference from Worcester to Lincoln of the concept of a ten-bayed concentric chapter house took place about 1225.
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Like the minor, circular designs of the latter, it may have possessed a number of concentric bands.
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London and Huddersfield also illustrate the concentric pattern.
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The largest craters show, in addition to their rim walls and central peak structures, outer concentric rings of mountains.
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The ventral arm plates are nearly pentagonal with a distinct convex distal edge textured with layers of calcite forming a concentric pattern.
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There's four concentric cylinders inside, okay?
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These represent segments of small circles concentric about the pole of rotation with respect to which the diverging plates are moving.
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Thus the total number of concentric spheres in the Eudoxian system was twenty-seven.