| We investigate the dynamics of and the relations between small-scale penumbral and photospheric features near the outer penumbral boundary. |
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| It would obviously be impossible to view the exhibits in the penumbral candlelight by which they would originally have been seen. |
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| It is not that the statute has a penumbral spirit which strikes down devices or stratagems designed to avoid its terms or exploit its loopholes. |
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| Rick would howl, and then rapidly half-wade, half-swim down the penumbral corridor and stumble up onto the next sandbank, laughing. |
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| The nearly flat trail was bordered on one side by precipitous slopes, where penumbral snowfields fell into the crater 100 feet below. |
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| However, because of the high contrast, the penumbral region may be more difficult to image with EC film. |
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| A penumbral eclipse, sometimes called an appulse, occurs when the Moon misses the Earth's umbra but passes through its penumbra or secondary shadow. |
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| Waking, I'm still close to that silent, preconscious, penumbral state, still focussed inward. |
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| I think it's important that we recognize the existence of this problematic, penumbral group, but that doesn't mean that there aren't people who do take responsibility. |
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| During the partial stage the increasing penumbral penetration is not noticeable on a minute-to-minute basis, but as the umbra approaches things start to happen fast. |
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| But the Court, in my view, ought to handle this reform frontally, and not tuck it in, almost surreptitiously, as a penumbral fringe of the right to privacy. |
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| The Moon is moving into the penumbral part of the Earth's shadow. |
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| When the Moon enters the penumbra, a penumbral eclipse occurs. |
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