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It stretches back into our pagan prehistory, winds through the 15th- and 16th-century witch trials, and was cemented by a sub-strand of psychedelic folk and British horror movies of the 1960s and 70s.

The festival's unorthodox approach reflects its content: despite its name, CPH DOX is arguably the world's foremost platform for "hybrid" documentaries, a new sub-strand of the genre best exemplified by last year's winner, The Act of Killing by Joshua Oppenheimer.

That way recipient governments being offered donor services can clearly see the strengths and weaknesses of different development models (each with their several sub-strands), and make their decisions irrespective of value systems.

The various sub-strands and smaller characters are set to be  fleshed out in coming episodes into slices of life from a village struck by such a surreal and horrific event.

Open dots show the representative displacement at each sub-strand.

The main strand consisted of a left-stepping en echelon array of five sub-strands striking NE-SW.

This complex distribution of the sub-strands resulted in large scattering of measured displacements of the southwestern section (Fig. 6).

These sub-strands displayed dominantly dextral slip and south-side-up normal slip and were separated by releasing stepovers 1 2 km long and 0.5 1 km wide.

Genes were then classified into either class I or II according to the sub-strand they originated from.

Those sub-strands were classified into two classes: class I consists of sub-strands having a positive nucleotide-skew (i.e. G+T% > C+A%), and class II with a negative skew (i.e. G+T% < C+A%).

After identifying the genomic coordinates where the sign of the nucleotide-skew (G+T versus C+A) changes, we split the genomic sequences into sub-strands.