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The MIS 6 5 eustatic sea-level rise is recognised based on sedimentation rates from cores.

A variety of shear band types are recognised based on their grain-scale deformation mechanism and internal structure.

In summary, beads imported into southern Africa before the seventeenth century could be recognised based on the classification system outlined in [6], utilising both XRF and Raman spectroscopy.

A total of 37 tephra events between 1.17 Ma BP and the present are recognised based on this and the shipboard investigations.

Continuing on the analysis of the technique, as soon as the pattern has been recognised based on the resemblance of the vectors that were used for the training and the map has been trained and designed, a new data sample can be mapped on it with respect to the vector of the map that is closest to it when using Euclidean distance.

Like the second type it is also exclusively recognised based on the dactyli lengths.

"We will try to improve relations with all countries we recognise based on mutual respect and the UK is not an exception," Rouhani said, signalling that diplomatic relations could be normalised.

We also recognise, based on the moderating influences described in the model, that the modification of these risk factors might be achieved from programs across diverse portfolios (e.g. health, education, employment, social services) and at different stages of the lifespan from conception to youth.

As vegetation points are characterised by non-linear distributions, they are efficiently recognised based-on large errors obtained when applying the local fitting of planar surfaces.

At the same time, the phylogeny of Pyrenean Trechini shows that the currently recognised genera (Aphaenops (nomen protectum[ 11]), Hydraphaenops and Geotrechus), which were recognised mainly based on strong similarities in the general body shape [ 9, 10, 12], are largely poly- or paraphyletic, with a striking degree of morphological convergence.

"The occupational therapist recognised me based on the reports and I had people saying, 'Are you the one who was in the papers?' It was driving me up the wall.