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From the partial DOS of Li2TiS3 presented in Fig. 4a, it can be witnessed that the electronic states at −4 eV below E F are purely contributed by the p orbit electrons from the three sulfur atoms.

But if physical closure is true, there is no feature of the purely physical effect that is not contributed by the purely physical cause.

The only way a purely mental event could contribute to a purely physical one would be to contribute some feature not already determined by a purely physical event.

Another difference lies in the fact that purely elastic collisions contribute also to the line broadening, whereas they do not contribute to the depolarization.

The short-term, purely self-interested thinking that contributed to the crisis and subsequent recession has also contributed to a long list of human tragedies: Thousands of workers killed when unregulated factories collapse; a growing income inequality where one billion people barely survive on less than $1 a day; and dangerous climate changes pressuring the supply of basic commodities.

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His mature works contributed much to the foundations of purely abstract painting in the 20th century.

Extremely sulfur-rich gases with CO2/SO2 < 0.2 are not easily explained by purely magmatic degassing processes and probably have additional sulfur contributed to the gas phase by remobilization or combustion of stored hydrothermal sulfur (e.g., Giggenbach 1987).

After excluding individuals who had multiple factors that could have contributed to CVI a subgroup (N = 108) remained, which allowed for the comparison of the ocular findings between individuals with a 'purely' acquired form of CVI (N = 80) and those with a 'purely' genetic form (N = 28).

For Mahdjoubi, it is a real pleasure to see a project that started as purely theoretical actually work and contribute to solving a problem.

Parotid gland secretions are purely serous in nature and contribute to the majority of stimulated saliva [ 26].