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... move in the opposite direction are able to do business with each other . The motives of those desiring to make such exchanges are various . Some are concerned with the import or export of goods between one country or currency area and ...
... move in the opposite direction are able to do business with each other . The motives of those desiring to make such exchanges are various . Some are concerned with the import or export of goods between one country or currency area and ...
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... move- ment with angular velocity equal to that of the rotation of the drum , then a fast saccade , or jump from one point of fixation to another , in the opposite direction ; the pro- cess is repeated indefinitely . Another type of ...
... move- ment with angular velocity equal to that of the rotation of the drum , then a fast saccade , or jump from one point of fixation to another , in the opposite direction ; the pro- cess is repeated indefinitely . Another type of ...
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... move downstream in a progressive and orderly fashion . The movement of sediment and the configurations of the channel bed associated with such movement may be rather arbitrarily divided into three phases . First , chan- nel bars may be ...
... move downstream in a progressive and orderly fashion . The movement of sediment and the configurations of the channel bed associated with such movement may be rather arbitrarily divided into three phases . First , chan- nel bars may be ...
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