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If competence and complexity are increasing correlatively, tomorrow's user will be in a sense no better off than his present day counterpart.

This event has also been described as "correlatively for the reconquest of Algeria's authenticity as a supreme symbol of the nation's recovery of its integrity."

The two sacroiliac joints move together as a single unit and are considered bicondylar joints (where the two joint surfaces move correlatively together).

Names both stood for the individual soldier and, correlatively, pleaded for a more humane approach to battle, which is to say they gained both literal and symbolic value.

Despite a short bibliography, Folch can be considered as one of the founders of the chemistry of complex lipids and correlatively as a leader in the development of neurochemistry.

Correlatively, idealism's imaginary activity likewise finds its fulfillment in the spectacle, this through the technical mediation of signs and signals- - which in the last reckoning endow an abstract ideal with material form.

Correlatively, your proposals for 'positive action', as you do not dare to use the real words, are well and truly reverse discrimination, the first victims of which would be, and already are, Europeans themselves in their own countries.

The "Proposition" stipulates that following the experience, "its results must be communicated: to the School initially for criticism, and correlatively placed within reach of those societies which, as excluded as we have been by them, remain our concern nonetheless."

Based on historical documents, researchers correlatively delineated the location of Văn Lang Nation to the present day regions of North and north of Central Vietnam, as well as the south of present-day Kwangsi (China).