to the core

"This study gets to the core of how synaptic plasticity works -- how connections between neurons evolve," said Price, director of the Center for Advanced Pain Studies, professor of neuroscience at the University of Texas at Dallas' School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and a co-corresponding author of the study.

Ultra-low-velocity zones resemble thin, partly molten layers that cling to the core in puddle-like patches.

The fall was driven by a 47% slump in exports to the core U.S. market, in contrast to the trend seen earlier this year when wholesale importers rushed to stock up on watches before tariffs became effective.

Penelope was Swanburne to the core, and that is why, despite the injustice of her situation, not to mention some other pressing and—unusual concerns, she felt obliged to do her best at her new position.

The idea of trying to get something for nothing offended him to the core, and he made this very clear.