Some critics have suggested that the " Canticum Sacrum " bears a strong structural relationship to that of the basilica, the five principal sections of Stravinsky s piece relating directly to the five domes of Saint Mark s.
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Drugs bearing resemblance to codeine in effects due to close structural relationship are variations on the methyl groups at the 3 position including ethylmorphine a . k . a . codethyline ( Dionine ) and benzylmorphine ( Peronine ).
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The dissent's second reason for believing that Yee governs the Rule 14.1 ( a ) issue here is that the structural relationship between the clearly presented question and the assertedly included question in the two cases is the same.
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For example, during lactation there are large changes in the size and shape of the oxytocin neurons, in the numbers and types of synapses that these neurons receive, and in the structural relationships between neurons and glial cells in the nucleus.
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A civil society is not just how we do the interaction on the street, at the toll booth, but it's the whole network of institutions, institutional relationships, structural relationships that really affect how we experience our lives on a day-to-day basis.
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The dissent's second reason for believing that Yee governs the Rule 14 . 1 ( a ) issue here is that the structural relationship between the clearly presented question and the assertedly included question in the two cases is the same.
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It has been hypothesised that we develop specific processes to differentiate between faces that rely as much on the configuration ( the structural relationship between individual features on the face ) as the details of individual face features, such as the mouth.
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This was achieved, amongst other things, by the development of the concept of " groups ", which allows structural relationships to be defined not only between individual notes but also at higher and higher levels, up to the overall form of a piece.
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:Others have taken issue with the argument that Early Iron Age settlements were able to remain much the same throughout the Early Iron Age, and call for explanations as to how these agro-pastoralist groups were able to maintain similar structural relationships for two thousand years.
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In 2007 the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Community interest company ( CIC ) was formed by the merger and conversion of two existing companies, simplifying the structural relationship between the operating company and the trust and, through the CIC status, adding value and encouraging greater local community involvement.
