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... give rise to a cooperative ef- fect between their spins , or between their spins and orbital motions . It is therefore possible for any of these atoms to acquire or lose various quantum multiples of energy , and in a large assembly of ...
... give rise to a cooperative ef- fect between their spins , or between their spins and orbital motions . It is therefore possible for any of these atoms to acquire or lose various quantum multiples of energy , and in a large assembly of ...
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... give consent or when they are children . The legal position in most countries appears to be obscure in these situations . According to British law , parents proba- bly cannot give consent to experimental procedures on their children ...
... give consent or when they are children . The legal position in most countries appears to be obscure in these situations . According to British law , parents proba- bly cannot give consent to experimental procedures on their children ...
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... give rise to free- swimming sexual adults . Dicyemid mesozoans occur only in the renal chambers of cephalopods . A single , long reproductive cell , the axial cell , is surrounded by a single layer of ciliated somatic cells , those at ...
... give rise to free- swimming sexual adults . Dicyemid mesozoans occur only in the renal chambers of cephalopods . A single , long reproductive cell , the axial cell , is surrounded by a single layer of ciliated somatic cells , those at ...
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