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Kari's film was groundbreaking in that it was elementarily Icelandic and has been considered a contemporary classic with worldwide renown.

From the above observations, we could elementarily postulate that COS had immune enhancing effects.

(Stirling's formula leads classically and elementarily to the entropy function.)

Put most elementarily, we argue that group-based discrimination requires group-based action.

Definability Criterion Classes of structures for core theories within the PSL ontology are axiomatized to elementary equivalence--the core theories are satisfied by any model in the class, and any model of the core theories is elementarily equivalent to a model in the class.

Modern people came increasingly to be characterized by the capacity to enact roles in a piecemeal fashion -- a condition that was only elementarily present in pre-modern contexts (Gellner 1983; Luhmann 1996; Tsivacou 1997).

Not necessarily illustrations of drug-related themes, the works in "Timewave Zero"--the more recent of which are developed on the basis of an elementarily geometric, largely minimalist vocabulary--were used as vehicles for an expanding, even all-encompassing experiential process.