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In astronomy, the celestial equator is the great circle in which the plane of the terrestrial Equator intersects the celestial sphere; it consequently is equidistant from the celestial poles.

He was too impetuous at La Source on lap one, which is the very first place this race can be lost and where it consequently was for him, Raikkonen and Vettel (who was also at fault).

The Commission said it appeared it had the effect of reducing the charges Fiat would normally pay "and that it must consequently be considered as operating aid".

It would consequently be a serious mistake to confuse one art with another.

It would consequently be desirable to investigate these effects for a larger and more representative sample of German students.

It can consequently be specialized, for instance, to neo-Hookean, Mooney Rivlin, and Varga's model types as well.

It could consequently be claimed that anybody who denies the for-me-ness of experience simply fails to recognize an essential constitutive aspect of experience.

It can consequently be deployed in remote, inaccessible areas to collect sediment generated through hillslope erosion processes as a means of testing predictions of erosion.

It has consequently been suggested that interactions between T cells, neutrophils and APCs may contribute to the pathogenesis of BD (Fig. 1) [19, 57, 60, 77].

This, if true, suggests a predetermination of odor preferences [10], and it might consequently be hypothesized that other species may show similar odor preferences to humans.

It can consequently be handled as a liquid in ultralow vacuum chambers.