In it, the bishops, faithfully recognizing the primacy and pre-eminence of their head, exercise their own authority for the good of their own faithful, and indeed of the whole Church, the Holy Spirit supporting its organic structure and harmony with moderation.
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The lipophilic aglycone can be any one of a wide variety of organic structures originating from the serial addition of 10-carbon ( C10 ) terpene units to compose a C30 triterpene skeleton, often with subsequent alteration to produce a C27 steroidal skeleton.
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Dr . Paul Benjamin Sigler, a molecular biologist at Yale and a pioneer in the study of the organic structure of organisms, collapsed and died on Tuesday on a walk from his home to his laboratory on the campus in New Haven.
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Although sketches of organic structures may make bridged compounds appear planar, they are not; for instance, comparing the 3D ball-and-stick model of norbornane at left, with the image shown at right, makes clear the bridging ring ensures that the molecule is not planar.
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It is this double capacity, as critic-scholar and as fellow fiction writer, that enables Parini to both succinctly assess Steinbeck's artistic achievement and to shape the facts of his life into a narrative that reveals what could be called its hidden organic structure.
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Also maintaining a clear and organic structure of the rule set can be seen as part of the much appreciated pruning efforts, for instance updating Naming conventions guideline pages to a common and recognizable structure can be seen as a contribution to such pruning effort.
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Only when Gene uses the rare number # 4 shell is she defeated : in exchange for a portion of his life energy, the shell dismantles her organic structure into a flailing mass of wiry fibers of flesh before absorbing her into a miniature black hole.
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To say that a woman is supposed to orgasm through her vagina as opposed to her clitoris " works against the organic structures of the body . " In Laqueur's " one-sex / two-sex " theory, he sees Freud as being instrumental in the sexual socialization of women.
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The prefix " threo " which derives from threose ( and " erythro " from a corresponding diastereomer erythrose ) offer a useful way to describe general organic structures with adjacent chiral centers, where " the prefixes . . . designate the relative configuration of the centers ".
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It was considered permissible to speculate somewhat vaguely on the subject of the utility of this or that startling variety of structure; but few attempts, though some of great importance, were made systematically to explain by observation and experiment the adaptation of organic structures to particular purposes in the case of the lower animals and plants.
