### location | region | boundary | edge:

Periphery
* Peripheries are boundaries.
* has underdeveloped or narrowly specialized economies with low levels of productivity.
* means the external boundary of something, or the external surface of a body.

Selvage
* is an edge
  - borders
* is the finished lengthwise edge of a woven fabric
  - heavy woven sides of the canvas yardage
* refers to the finished lengthwise edges of the fabric.

Sharp edge
* can cause dangerous cuts or other abrasions.
* create mechanical stress with soft tissue.

Grain boundary
* Grain boundaries are defects
  - important in semiconductors, due to their mechanical and electrical properties
  - the surfaces between individual grains in a metal
  - have also for a along time been known to affect the properties of materials
* Some grain boundaries contain particles.

### location | region | boundary:

Hem
* Some hems are part of cardigans
  - cloth
  - coats
  - diapers
  - dominoes
  - elastic
  - fabric
  - garments
  - gowns
  - handkerchiefs
  - jerseys
  - rags
  - sailboats
  - sweaters
  - underwears
+ Provincial city (Vietnam)
  * Hems are little hamlets inside the city
  - (Vietnam), Investment and ownership
  * Foreigners don't normally invest in the cultural homes directly. And, little or no re-gentrification has been occurring after progress. Hems are different. Some hems have a full circuit of interior roadways that allow for better communities

Lee
* are a naturally occurring material from grape solids and tartrates suspended in the wine
  - the grape skins and other grapes solids that remain after crushing
* is the sediment remaining in a barrel or tank during and after fermentation.
* refers to the sediment of wine.

### location | region | boundary | outline:

Silhouette
* are drawing
  - outlines
  - shadows
  - symbols or visual vehicles through which meaning is conveyed
  - the traced and painted shadows of human profiles
  - to scale, illustrating the relative magnitude of body size differences
* is an outline

### location | region | boundary:

Shoreline
* Some shorelines are part of coasts
  - seashores
  - attract ducks
  - provide habitats
  - color-coded to show their sensitivity to oiling
  - dynamic ecosystems
* are generally low, rocky, sandy or overgrown with aquatic vegetation
  - stable due to years of wind, wave, and ice action
  - natural things
* are near ancient burial sites
  - part of shores
  - the meeting place of water, land, and air
* can switch between erosional and constructional processes rapidly in both time and space.
* mark regions.
* points that extend far out into the lake and drop off sharply often concentrate bluegill.

### location | region | boundary | shoreline:

Rocky shoreline
* are common habitats for sea urchins
  - the nest area to see spawning activity, followed by offshore reefs and bars
* offer anchorage for sessile organisms.

Shoreline change
* can be due to natural causes or they can be human-induced.
* is most extreme during high energy storms periods.

Underside
* have areas.
* have bare patches
  - surfaces
  - dark spots
  - large white spots

Bright region
* are locations with high clouds in the upper troposphere shielding the methane below
  - more dewet than dark regions
* have higher density of coronal gas than dark regions.
* reflect topographically high areas corresponding to the terminal bromine atoms.
* represent clouds, darker regions represent land and oceans.

Brighter region
* are regions where the electron is more likely to be found.
* have lower temperatures than darker ones.

Central region
* Most central regions contain tissue
  - xylem tissue
* Some central regions contain arcs.

Climatic region
* Contrasts between the interior and the coasts produce six main climatic regions.
* are varied and often extreme.