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Identical stimulation was presented in a passive and an active session, both comprising one part in which the sound sequences included an abstract rule and another part in which they comprised a concrete rule.

Since including two species in the ingroup would artificially inflate estimates of its sequence diversity, the D. arenata samples were excluded from the McDonald-Kreitman tests, except for 5 single-locus tests in which they comprised the outgroup.

The exceptions are 1998 (or any year ending in '98), for which the pre-Beddian ages comprise the single span 0-48, 1999 (or any year ending in '99), for which they comprise the single span 0-49, and 2000 (or any year ending in '00), for which they comprise the single span 1-49.

But I have discovered that there's a remarkable group of young entrepreneurs who are rediscovering this almost-lost British heritage, making not only garments, but the wool and cotton fabrics from which they comprise - aswell as a wide range of men's accessories.

The past two decades have seen the number of known radical SAM enzymes grow enormously to the point at which they comprise a remarkably diverse superfamily.

So on this standard account, emotion types can be differentiated by reference to the thoughts of which they are comprised.

Notably, series counts were often on the same order as the peak counts of which they were comprised, for reasons discussed in the next section.

The proper function of many tissues depends critically on the structural organization of the cells and matrix of which they are comprised.

Such coupled, hybrid simulations typically communicate data between the component models of which they are comprised relatively infrequently, and so a Grid is expected to present an ideal architecture on which to run them.

This sort of scepticism about the contribution of the emotions to the intentionality or God-directedness of religious experience reflects a certain model of their structure, according to which they are comprised of a thought component and a feeling component, where the first gives rise to the second (as the thought of God's presence is said here to cause a certain feeling).

These studies and the populations of which they are comprised are listed in Table  1.