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The crucifix, which corresponded in shape to a Kongo concept of the cosmos, was one of them.
Beaujolais, ancient province of France, of which Beaujeu and Villefranche were successively the capital and which corresponded in area to much of the modern département of Rhône, with a small portion of Loire.
Six rings of letters were displayed which corresponded in size and eccentricity to the six peripheral rings used for ROI mapping.
Expression from both the M1 construct (starting at Met1) and the M2 construct (starting at Met15) could be detected as 2 major forms: an uncleaved precursor (indicated by arrows 'M1' and 'M2', respectively) and an identical processed form (indicated by 'proM1 2'), which corresponded in size to the endogenous protein (including the epitope tag).
The accelerometer was used for 12 h/day, starting at awaking, for four consecutive weekdays, which corresponded, in HD patients, to two dialysis days and two nondialysis days.
In cultures supplemented with E1 hydrolysate, a single band appeared on the autoradiograph, which corresponded in size to the 17 kDa E. coli BCCP.
Worship of the gods was performed primarily in the context of a central ritual called yazna, which corresponds in a great many details to the Vedic yajña.
The thermal conductivity is measured here in Lennard-Jones units (LJU), which correspond in real units typically to W/mK.
The spatial inhomogeneity of PWV detected by the GPS stations, as indicated by the inter-station standard deviation in Figure 8, also shows three distinct peaks, which correspond in time to the three rain events.
It can be seen that the interplanar spacing in the crystalline petal is 0.26 nm in the inset of Fig. 1c, which correspond in the (002) planes of wurtzite ZnO, indicating the good crystallinity of the ZnO QDs.
The surveyed companies are categorized into different classes of capital size and classified into different industries in accordance with the Japan Standard Industrial Classification which correspond in principle with the German classification.
