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Turbiditic systems appear to be intermediate between other energy rich habitats sustaining chemosynthesis in the deep sea, being locally less stable in terms of energy supply than cold seeps, limiting the number of cold-seep specialists able to colonize, but constituting a longer lived habitat than food falls.

His contribution to world affairs is too often overlooked, but constitutes a big part of his character.

Another point of possible contention is the 37,000-member military force the United States maintains here, troops that guard against a North Korean invasion but constitute a major political irritant.

His former ghostwriter, Tony Schwartz, has pointed out how Trump's attacks on others aren't random, but constitute a precise inventory of his own faults: "unstable", "reckless", "bigoted", "trigger-happy", exhausted and prone to lying.

but constitutes a smaller fraction of the total sediment mass.

This attitude is a fabrication but constitutes a valuable firewall against ethical violations.

MC simulations, not only relevant for simulating models of interest, but constitute a valuable tool for approaching statistics [27].

Aus-type rice is closest related to indica-type rice but constitutes a distinct genetic group (McNally et al. 2009).

The differences demonstrated in the game play of the July-August group show that it is not merely a data trap but constitutes a "July-August phenomenon".

(42) Thus, the subsequence ({ mathbf{u}_{beta_{l}} }) does not converge uniformly to v, but constitutes a set of uniformly bounded and equicontinuous functions, see Sect. 3.

Therefore, the quality of care provided in Swiss EDs cannot be inferred from our data, but constitutes a field for future research projects.