Members of this superfamily are characterised by having the pectoral girdle fused into a single complex unit, having no ribs, and using an axillary grip during amplexus.
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But then Ontario Hydro's reports last summer about conditions at its reactors in Canada raised questions about the ability of other countries to maintain the complex units.
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The inside the most complex unit consists of a main logic board, which has all the components of a Super NES on it, including the PPUs, and Work Ram.
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True line-of-sight, terrain that can affect battle tactics, complex unit movement options and a superior map editor are a few features that could convert even the staunchest C & C fan.
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True line-of-sight, terrain that can affect battle tactics, complex unit movement options and a superior map editor are a few features that could convert even the staunchest C & AMP; C fan.
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Some examples are complex vector spaces and complex projective spaces, both with their usual Riemannian metric, and the complex unit balls with suitable metrics so that they become complete and Riemannian symmetric.
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This set of laws also organizes the internal development of the complex units, as implied by Simona Poustilnik's " macro-paradigm ", which induces synergistic consequences into an adaptive assembling phenomenon ( 1995 ).
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:: : : In simple cases is clear you combine basic units into more complex units . 2m ^ 2 and 2m don't take up space, but if you multiply them, they do.
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An array of contemporary Chinese-Americans _ storekeepers, detectives, lawyers and authors _ explain how the traditional associations and tongs, complex units of Chinese community life, served as organized touchstones for their ancestors and themselves.
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In algebraic geometry, the Calabi conjecture implies the Miyaoka Yau inequality on Chern numbers of surfaces, a characterization of the complex projective plane and quotients of the two-dimensional complex unit ball, an important class of Shimura varieties.
