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Page 448
... various cultural elements of the multina- tional Austro - Hungarian Empire , with its Slavic and Magyar traces . They still exist , making Austria a bridge between various parts of Europe and attracting perform- ing artists from East ...
... various cultural elements of the multina- tional Austro - Hungarian Empire , with its Slavic and Magyar traces . They still exist , making Austria a bridge between various parts of Europe and attracting perform- ing artists from East ...
Page 814
... various subordinate activ- ities that have already been described . Each of these sub- ordinate activities also has subordinate activities . Tuck- ing a strip of nesting material consists of several activ- ities : simultaneously turning ...
... various subordinate activ- ities that have already been described . Each of these sub- ordinate activities also has subordinate activities . Tuck- ing a strip of nesting material consists of several activ- ities : simultaneously turning ...
Page 997
... various solvents . A simplified form of the same principle evolved as " paper chromatography , " in which small amounts of substances could be separated on filter paper and identified by appropriate colour reactions . In contrast to ...
... various solvents . A simplified form of the same principle evolved as " paper chromatography , " in which small amounts of substances could be separated on filter paper and identified by appropriate colour reactions . In contrast to ...
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