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Being in a sect can be oddly cosy, reassuringly and stuffily familiar – to the point where any voices outside it are no longer heard at all.

But if two homogenous Sunni nations, both with rulers belonging to the Wahhabi sect, can be so different, it is unlikely that Iraq, with its unique mix of religious and ethnic groups, will emulate an existing fundamentalist republic or monarchy.

The roots of their sect can be traced to a famous letter written by Nachman of Breslov, a Ukrainian rabbi who died in the 1800s.

But the country stands as a singular example of the way venerable distinctions of ethnicity, sect and history can be manipulated in the Arab world, often cynically, in the pursuit of power.

All other parameters of Sect. 3 can be easily derived.

The ideas in Sect. 4 can be carried over almost verbatim to the case of ZF networks.

The framework introduced in Sect. 3 can be extended to the sparse decoding of spatio-temporal stimuli and the sparse identification of spatio-temporal DSPs of complex cells.

end{aligned} (125) A similar analysis to the analysis provided in Sect. 3 can be carried out for the coupled second-order differential equations (124) and (125).

Since the theoretical formulations developed in Sect. 2 can be used to reasonably predict observed pore-pressure dependency of measured (or effective) gas permeability, an approach based on these formulations is proposed here to correct the laboratory permeability measurements.

An extreme, conservative Christian sect can still be characterised as Christian even if its view of the Bible is rather different to the Church of England's.

The Gardeners, an eco-religious sect, farm rooftops, which can be defended from the gangs and marauders who infest the streets, and try to follow a way of harmony with nature through the breakdown of civilisation.