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V. S. Gurfinkel,M. E. Ioffe,J. P. Rolld in several different ways: systems of entropy zero versus systems of strictly positive entropy, systems with low (polynomial) complexity versus systems with exponential complexity, systems without or with sensitive dependence to initial conditions... .

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Recoding Sturmian Sequences on a Subshift of Finite Type Chaos from Order,d in several different ways: systems of entropy zero versus systems of strictly positive entropy, systems with low (polynomial) complexity versus systems with exponential complexity, systems without or with sensitive dependence to initial conditions... .

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Biodegradation of Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs and Their Influence on Soil Microorganisms,IDs were also discussed, and their possible negative impact on microorganisms was synthetically described. Analysis of the source data has shown that the mechanisms of NSAID toxicity on microorganisms along with their biodegradation pathways remain poorly understood.

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A. Dermitzakis,A. Daskalaki,K. Bliznakova,N. Pallikarakisand run. Second, the way in which stakeholder principles can be applied more broadly to the realm between the individual and the state (which encompasses ‘civil society’). An important component of this studies how public services are organised and run. As noted above, collectivism historically has

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,Diskussion der Lösung,führten Schritte keine Rechenschaft gegeben haben, sondern nach dem Fort-setzungsprinzip von G. Doetsch vorgegangen sind. Hieraus ergibt sich die Notwendigkeit einer strengen Lösungsdiskussion, d. h. wir müssen zeigen, daß die auf diesem Wege gewonnene Darstellung einen Sinn hat, die in (I), Abschni