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Then the most similar clusters will be merged to make super-clusters.
In a somewhat weaker form (but still sufficient to imply super-linear lower bounds for log-depth circuits), their question can be stated as follows.
Finally, we introduce procedural abstraction as a kind of "super-tag" and this gives an opportunity to discuss the substitution model.
What we have, with the introduction of super-tides, is a burgeoning culture of operatic literacy.
Further we compare and discuss magnetic reversal time scales with biodiversity and the outbreak of super volcanoes, which affected the biosphere.
A projection is applied whenever an inward directed wave-front occurs as the immediate super-term of a sink term.
A steadystate super sonic flow is directed from left to right along a boundary (thick line).
The result is a sort of super-ordinal hardly, if ever, matched in one medieval manuscript alone.
In summary, the evolution of the high-density electron beam in the field of the super-intense laser pulse was considered.
Consequently, it is probable that the total income earned by super-hunter households from production activities is under-estimated.
However, when measuring people at the high and low extreme of fatigue, test inf ormation was super ior using f requency ratings.
The workforce tended to be drawn from the ' super-exploitable ' and consisted mainly of young female machine operators and male handloom weavers.
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