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Islam may have been equalled — or even, in some ways, surpassed — by India and China, but both of those civilizations remained essentially limited to one region and to one ethnic group, and their impact on the rest of the world was correspondingly restricted.

The special layered structure and composition design brought a residual compressive stress in the layered composites and correspondingly restricted the tetragonal-monoclinic (t m) phase transform of ZrO2 after sintering.

Governments are, after all, dependent on the groups to whom they owe their support, and their room for manoeuvre is correspondingly restricted: If the problem is really systemic, as the UNRISD team believes, then it can be dealt with effectively only through both fundamental public policy and social change.

Correspondingly, no restricted under H 0 estimator of the angle of rotation α has any effect onto the statistic Q ∗.

A few inland aquatic ecosystems such as hot springs and highly saline lakes have conditions so inimical to life that biological diversity is restricted, trophic levels are correspondingly simple, and energetic and biogeochemical processes are compressed.

Our results support a model of declining influence of isthmic-derived FGF signals on cerebellum growth (Sato and Joyner, 2009) and we show that the interface between Otx2- and Gbx2-expressing cells at the isthmus becomes progressively dorsalised (Fig. 4A-C) and, correspondingly, responses to isthmic signalling (indicated by Sprouty2) become restricted to rostral r1 (Fig. 4F,G).

In general, higher animals appear to have more restricted synthetic powers than lower ones and to require a correspondingly greater number of essential foodstuffs.

The lack of a large sternum to anchor their correspondingly large flight muscles restricts them to being primarily soarers.

With entries restricted to South Australians, only 18 designs were received a figure that was "correspondingly fewer" than those received in other states where the competitions were open to all Australians.

Correspondingly, large beaches have been proposed as potential barriers to gene flow for two other marine organisms, with habitat restricted to rocky intertidal shores: the southern bull-kelp Durvillaea antarctica[ 31] and the marine otter Lontra felina[ 42].

The continuous top-k query we studied is restricted to the most recent portion of the data stream, and the numeric values of data objects are changed correspondingly as the monitoring window slides.