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In addition, some non-arthropods such as molluscs possess a hemolymphatic circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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Mammals possess a four-chambered heart and a double-loop circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The Australian Dingo possesses a closed circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The heart is an example of the same kind, but belongs to the circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The hemichordates have an open circulatory system like the echinoderms but have unique excretory organs and a dorsal, hollow nerve cord like the chordates.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The tunicates possess an open circulatory system; one that is largely without vessels.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The water vascular system is one of the many coelomic subcompartments of echinoderms.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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The water vascular system of the echinoderm is used for
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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Then however the immune system was discovered, which is of the same kind in these respects as the circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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There is a closed circulatory system in all echinoderms.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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They possess a spacious coelom, a closed circulatory system, an efficient excretory system and a closed circulatory system.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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Water has been called the circulatory system of the earth.
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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What kind of circulatory system do humans have
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Echinoderms possess a water-based circulatory system.
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2.2 Laws of Nature Cannot Be Explained Some have objected that the anthropic coincidences cannot be explained, since they involve the fundamental laws of nature.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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According to Archimedes' law, an object with an average density less than that of the liquid in which it's submerged will float upward.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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And it might explain some of the laws we have to live with.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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At this time, Galileo also engaged in a dispute over the reasons that objects float or sink in water, siding with Archimedes against Aristotle.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Basic Laws of Physics Apply A law of physics, known as Archimedes principal, is responsible for whether a drowning victim floats or sinks.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Explain that Pascal's Law, Boyle's Law and Archimedes' Principle are illustrated in the Cartesian Diver.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Laws of Nature Cannot Be Explained Some have objected that the anthropic coincidences cannot be explained, since they involve the fundamental laws of nature.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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PHYSICS Archimedes Law Archimedes Law is incorrect.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some explain of the Jews ' presumptuous confidence in the law .
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some explain our laws and regulations.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some laws are explained in greater detail than others.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some of the subsequent laws are explained by association.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some of these laws and regulations are explained in this section.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Some will object that the Law is divine and holy.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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The judge explains some general principles of law to them.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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The question of why some objects sink in fluids while others float can be answered using the law of buoyancy.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Then Shuki explained to me some of the laws of kemach yashan.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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There are some objectives that the law cannot attain.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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This Issue Profile explains some of the law and rule standards.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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This pamphlet explains some of the rights these laws give the disabled.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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just as the same law explains why iron sinks in water, and how it can be made to float.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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they tried to explain that some laws (incl.
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Archimedes' law explains why some objects float and some sink
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Chromosomal region 17q23 is frequently amplified in breast cancer but the genes involved in this amplification are not yet known.
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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Frequent amplification of chromosomal region 20q12-q13 in ovarian cancer.
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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Gene amplification A process of DNA duplication that results in a chromosome having more than one copy of a gene or genes and which can result in inappropriate gene activation.
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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Moreover, high copy number amplifications of the chromosomal regions 5p, 8q22-ter, 12p12-cen, 19q12-13.
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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One chromosome receives a tandem duplication of the region between the REPs, while the other is left without any copies (Figure 2).
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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We are studying amplification of a region of chromosome 20.
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Duplications (or amplifications ) lead(s) to multiple copies of a chromosomal region.
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Fluorescence : The property of certain materials to absorb radiation of certain wavelengths, usually ultraviolet, and re-emit the radiation as light.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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Fluorescence is a process that exchanges ultraviolet-light energy for visible-light energy.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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Fluorescence is the phenomenon by which certain materials absorb ultraviolet energy and re-emit this invisible radiation in the form of visible colored light.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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Fluorescence is the process that involves excitation of a fluorophore (a molecule with the ability to emit fluorescent light in the visible light spectrum) using ultraviolet light.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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Materials that demonstrate fluorescence are those that can absorb energy in the near-ultraviolet and visible regions of the electromagnetic spectrum from the sun, then reemit the energy as longer wavelength visible light.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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Selective filter are used primarily to remove short wavelength light that scatters more easily than long wavelength light and to remove ultraviolet light that with some pathologies can produce fluorescence of the media.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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fluorescence -- the conversion of ultraviolet light (or other short-wavelength radiation) into visible light.
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The light-producing process fluorescence occurs when a substance absorbs shorter-wavelength ultraviolet light and then gives off the energy as visible light.
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But heart disease is largely a "lifestyle disease" which means that certain behaviours like smoking, lack of regular exercise and eating high fat food can increase your risk.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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Deep fried food in restaurants may contain high level of trans fat which is known to increase level of low-density lipoprotein that may increase risk of heart diseases and other conditions.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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Diets that contain fiber-rich foods such as fruits and vegetables, and are low in fat, saturated fat and cholesterol, are linked to a reduced risk of heart disease and certain cancers.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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Foods high in saturated fats also tend to be high in cholesterol, a fat-like substance associated with increased risk of heart disease.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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However, too much fat in the diet can increase the risk of heart disease and certain cancers.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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Hydrogenated fats increase the risk of coronary heart disease.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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More and more of our population are overweight, leading to increased incidence of diabetes, heart disease, degenerative arthritis, increased risk for certain cancers, and even Alzheimer's disease (increased fat in our diet increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease).
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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The use of trans fats became popular in the late 1960s, after saturated fats were conclusively linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
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Trans fat added to certain foods to keep them fresher longer, increase(s) the risk of heart disease.
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Electromagnetism is based on the facst that (1) an electric current or a changing electric field produces a magnetic field, and (2) a changing magnetic field produces an electric field.
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Electromagnetism magnetism is produced by electricity.
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About 1.5 million Canadians suffer from asthma, a chronic, inflammatory lung disease in which the air passages in the lungs narrow and breathing becomes difficult.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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Asthma is a condition in which muscles of the air passages go into spasm, making breathing difficult and resulting in a wheeze.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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If the cancerous tumor is in an air passage or the throat, it can make breathing more difficult;
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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Individuals with respiratory disease should limit all outdoor activities and move indoors to an air conditioned area if breathing becomes difficult.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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It can also assist the respiratory system in the passage of air.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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It cleans the air and purifies the respiratory system, therefore, it is useful for disease of the respiratory system.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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Once inhaled, pepper spray inflames your respiratory tract and swells mucous membranes that line breathing passages, making it difficult to breath.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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Open burning pollutes the air and can make it difficult for people with respiratory problems to breathe.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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People with asthma have acute episodes or when the air passages in their lungs get narrower, and breathing becomes more difficult.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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People with asthma have acute episodes when the air in their air passages in their lungs get narrower, and breathing becomes more difficult.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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The advantage of a long, narrow respiratory passage for a desert animal is that the heat exchange that occurs is more complete, allowing for less water to be released into the air from each breath, and allowing less water to be needed to saturate the next inhaled breath.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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This mucus clogs air passages and makes breathing difficult.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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in the air & that makes it difficult to breathe.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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respiratory system and available non-lethal air to breathe.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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respiratory system the breathing system, including the lungs and air passages (trachea or windpipe, larynx, mouth, and nose), as well as the associated system of nerves and circulatory supply.
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Narrow air passages make breathing difficult due to respiratory system disease.
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Gravity causes stress for slope materials such as rocks and soil, because it is constantly acting to try to pull the materials downslope.
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Gravity makes soil and rock particles move gradually down the slope during each thaw.
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Infiltration occurs as water flows through the larger pores of rock or between soil particles under the influence of gravity, or as a gradual wetting of small particles by capillary action.
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Gravity makes soil and rock particles move gradually down the slope during each thaw.
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The particles in the cloud become attracted to each other with their own gravity and start to move towards each other.
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Gravity makes soil and rock particles move gradually down the slope during each thaw.
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The regulatory scheme recognizes that to achieve the water quality standards of the Act, the operator must consider site-specific conditions such as soil type, particle size, particle specific gravity, slope, moisture conditions and other physical conditions.
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Gravity makes soil and rock particles move gradually down the slope during each thaw.
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creep The extremely slow downslope motion of soil (soil creep) or of rock fragments (rock creep) under gravity because of continual or seasonal agitation of the particles.
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Gravity makes soil and rock particles move gradually down the slope during each thaw.
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10 5 6 You visit the earth and water it, make it abundantly fertile.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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9 You visit the earth and water it abundantly;
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Abundant surface water (unique to the earth) makes life possible.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Air and Water Quality Growth is very often accompanied by negative externalities that make the environment unfit for human habitation.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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As water makes the earth yield abundantly, so does the Aquarian have the ability to stir men's souls, wakening the dormant seed into spiritual activity.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Earth and water makes mud.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Habits are qualities of the Water and Earth Signs.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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In the earth and in the waters ,there is an abundance of life -sustaining foods with complex chains of dependents, including humans.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Introduction Despite the apparent abundance of water on earth, fresh water is relatively scarce.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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It is this very abundance of water that makes life possible, and therefore makes Earth different from all other planets.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Life on earth is dependent on all the properties of water as well as the abundance of water.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Reactions involving dissolved CO2 species are very important in regulating the chemistry of sea water and the atmosphere -- and in making the Earth's surface a habitable environment.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Strong sustainability does not make allowances for the substitution of human, and human made capital for Earth's land, water, and their biodiversity.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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The Earth's abundance of salt water and its generally high water content make it a good conductor.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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The distribution of the earth's abundance is decided by humans.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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The earth's Wonder Child (human beings) make an abundance of sound right now, like children playing in the backyard of the universe.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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The fictional Crack in the Earth, modeled after Sydney, similarly is a fertile place of human habitation, wedged between water and cliffs, with desert beyond the cliffs.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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The lack of water on the surface of Venus and Mars is then compared to the abundant water on Earth, and so on.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Then make that Water into Earth.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Thou hast visited the earth and abundantly watered her;
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Wealth is a human invention having as a source the abundance of the earth.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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What he found were good harbors, geese, seals and an abundance of fresh water, but no evidence of any prior human habitation.
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The abundance of water makes the earth habitable for humans.
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Additional operations such as grinding, homogenization, or leaching, required to recover products from solid sources such as plant and animal tissues, are usually included in this group.
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Ground tissue makes up most of the inside of a plant.
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