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1. The whole group was placed on a blue background inside a lozenge outlined in red.
2. The whole group is located in southern Melanesia, between the New Hebrides (Vanuatu) to the East and Australia to the West.
3. The whole group was heavily influenced by the Chicago School of Economics, and especially by the writings and public policy proposals of Milton Friedman.

Group Member

1. The compact grid of units lets you select a group member quickly, while retaining a good overview of the whole group.

Thing

1. Well, one more thing: Chloroplasts are sometimes lumped under this whole group of things called plastids, and I've just got to mention them.

Working

1. Only one dive master out of the whole group was a little bit edgy and would probably be well suited to working with only tech divers.

Analysis

1. Descriptive statistics were used in the analysis for the whole group and for lupus patients separately.

Families

1. Pack The whole group - all of our dens and families together is called a Pack.

Pool

1. Get them for a player or your GM, or pool together with the whole group.

Spiral Galaxy

1. M51 is a spiral galaxy of type Sc and is the dominant member of a whole group of galaxies.

Million Light Years

1. Interpolated with the HST result of 35.5 million light years for its neighbor M95, we adopt a value of 38 million light years here for the whole group.

Fundamental Group

1. The orientation preserving loops generate a subgroup of the fundamental group which is either the whole group or index two.

Abelian

1. For n = 2, the automorphism group is trivial, but S 2 is not trivial: it is isomorphic to C 2, which is abelian, and hence the center is the whole group.

Normal Subgroup

1. In general, we know (see exercise 8 for Section 6.1) that a normal subgroup of a normal subgroup need not be normal in the whole group.

Simple Lie Group

1. If the center is non-trivial (and not the whole group) then the simple Lie group is not simple as an abstract group.

People

1. What I don't understand is how we as a society can tacitly write off a whole group of people as having no value.

Explaining

1. I kind of felt like the whole group was sort of like that," Kenseth said Friday, explaining an unexpected crew chief change made after only one race.

Median Survival

1. The median survival of the whole group of patients was 17.7 months and the 5-year survival rate was 10.7%.

Madeira

1. The name was used for a whole group of grapes but today is usually connected with the Bual de Madeira.

Exponential Map

1. The image of the exponential map of the connected but non-compact group SL 2(R) is not the whole group.

Liangshan

1. The whole group went to Liangshan after that.

Liangshan Band

1. The whole group of people were ferried to Liangshan Marsh and the Mu brothers joined the Liangshan band.

Streptococci

1. Heart reactive autoantibodies can be removed by absorption with whole group A streptococci or cell wall preparations.

Group

1. Equivalent formulations A group is abelian if its center is the whole group.
2. The Weyl group of E 8, which is the group of symmetries of the maximal torus which are induced by conjugations in the whole group, has order 696729600.
3. Group management - Group management is the practice of reducing the risk of having a member of a group, or a whole group involved in an avalanche.

Subgroup

1. Two subgroups of a group are said to be automorphs if there is an automorphism of the whole group that maps one subgroup to the other.
2. Which means that every automorphism (regardless of whether or not it is inner) of the whole group must restrict to a function on the subgroup.
3. Lagrange's Theorem (arguably the first great result of Group Theory) states that the order of any subgroup divides the order of the whole group.

Whole Group

1. A subgroup of three elements (generated by a cyclic rotation of three objects) with any additional element generates the whole group.
2. A characteristic subgroup of a group is a subgroup which is invariant under all automorphisms of the whole group.
3. Of or relating to a group of syntactically related words, at least one of which is functionally equivalent to the function of the whole group.

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