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Although it was well-known that rice is mainly self-pollinating, it was also known that some cross-pollination can take place.

The proposed method uses well-known theoretical procedures that are similar to those used in the serial link approach.

The results could therefore be due to children's well-known difficulties in learning synonyms.

The advantage of this is that solutions to the hypergeometric equation are well-known.

The second thesis expresses the well-known meta-ethical view that all moral properties supervene on non-moral properties.

These results directly generalize several well-known graph results involving the existence of vertices of degree three.

All three protected areas are composed mostly of tropical lowland forest, and are well-known for their diversity of forest birds.

Major depression in offspring showed not only the well-known association with maternal depression, but also with paternal depression, which has received little previous study.

It is a well-known property of the normal distribution that the first three moments can be expressed in closed form in terms of each other.

Section 2 introduces some well-known matching problems and shows how they can be stated in terms of the generic problem of matching graphs.

It is possible to encapsulate a broad spectrum of well-known biocides and control their release by the composition and structure of the composite layers.

Under certain conditions, the solitary wave suffers the well-known anomalous damping leading to the development of collisionless shock waves.

Afterwards, we recall some of the well-known plasma modes, such as ion-, dust- and electron-acoustic solitary waves.

The state court had upheld the livestock classification on the grounds that it was well-known that sheep, unlike cattle, damaged pasture land.

That book is well-known for its ' ' three pillar ' ' model, entailing a mandatory unfunded pillar, a mandatory funded pillar, and a voluntary private pillar.