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Page 499
... physical correlation . Finally , the measurement of a host of rock properties may well be the ultimate key to correlation of separated outcrops . The more ways in which two rocks are physically alike , the more likely it is that the two ...
... physical correlation . Finally , the measurement of a host of rock properties may well be the ultimate key to correlation of separated outcrops . The more ways in which two rocks are physically alike , the more likely it is that the two ...
Page 527
... physical resuscitation of the body , or belief in the physical conquest of death . Theologians have sought to reinterpret the concept of resurrection in language that simultaneously affirms and denies the ex- clusiveness of flesh or ...
... physical resuscitation of the body , or belief in the physical conquest of death . Theologians have sought to reinterpret the concept of resurrection in language that simultaneously affirms and denies the ex- clusiveness of flesh or ...
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... physical strain ; yet both individuals might be termed completely healthy in terms of their own way of life . The term physical fitness , although frequently used , is also exceedingly difficult to define . In general it refers to the ...
... physical strain ; yet both individuals might be termed completely healthy in terms of their own way of life . The term physical fitness , although frequently used , is also exceedingly difficult to define . In general it refers to the ...
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