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According to this theory, in Asia and Europe dwell three great races, the Turanians (including the Ural-Altaic peoples), the Semites, and the Aryans, to which correspond three great families of languages.

A and B represents two launch areas to which correspond different fall behavior (as explained in 'results and discussions' section).

O'Neill does say that when imperfect obligations are institutionalised when, for instance there are laws and institutions specifying who should act and how to detect and prevent child abuse there are created positive special obligations to which correspond positive rights.

It was shown [8, 9] that in the formation of clusters, to which correspond 4-angular pyramidal etch holes can participate oxide layers of silicon, point defects, and layers with different structural states of silicon, particularly alpha silicon.

The median is drawn by a relative mitogenome size of approximately 47% to which correspond approximately ten short contigs representing the broken mitochondrial genome (fig. 6 D and E and supplementary data set S4, Supplementary Material online).

For low energies the phase of the waveguide mode converges to, whereas for large energies it converges to which corresponds to.

Here, the CIR length ranges from to which corresponds to channel delay spreads of   s to  ms.

The pore diameter is in the range from 2 to 15 nm which correspond to about 1 to 8 monomers.

Therefore, these analyses are limited to those months which correspond to the warm season in NYC.

The Islamic era begins with the date of Muhammad's emigration (Hijrah) to Medina, which corresponds to July 16, 622 ce, in the Gregorian calendar.

During that time period, scientists have estimated, the average pH of seawater declined from 8.19 to 8.05, which corresponds to a 30percentt increase in acidity.