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as a telluric divinity, "represents feminine fertility and the

Jones, "On the Equivalence of the Niblett and Bostick transformation in the Magneto telluric Method," Geophysics, vol.

2015), 65% of the total variability of telluric gamma radiation measurements could be explained by the spatial coordinates of the home, which is of the same order of magnitude as in the United Kingdom and Swiss studies (Kendall et al.

A person is conceived from a dreaming and, through childhood and early youth, becomes alienated from this telluric source or 'ground', having entered the female domain of pregnancy, childbirth and the cultivation of healthy children, together with associated ritual responsibilities to look after ('lift up') country.

The study's effect of the edaphic environment that allows the course of the telluric phase of the life cycle of the nematodes is demonstrated by Kandji et al.

The genus Fusarium, described for the first time in 1809, contains saprophyte telluric species and plant pathogens.

Walking barefoot represents the main risk factor of infections caused by these species because of their telluric reservoir.

The telluric and the technological, the sublime and the mundane, stand in a relationship that makes the seemingly overwhelming totality of the United States' space democratically available for contemplation by the reader.

Generally speaking, these revisions prompted a process of "re-essentialization" of Argentine identity among cultural nationalists, one which argued that "people who lived more closely to the soil were believed to be more authentic embodiments of the national being or ser nacional, while those who lived in urban centres were less affected by telluric forces ...

The first is the role of the "telluric" in national identity.

? MATT Corby will finally release debut album Telluric on March 11, two years after deciding to scrap it and start again because he wasn't satisfied with the original results.