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These population changes are induced by the orbital interactions among the dpippi bonding orbital of the TiNSiMe3 moiety, the Ti dz2 orbital and the CH sigma-bonding and sigma*-antibonding orbitals of methane.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
This germinal vesicle divides, and one moiety is budded off from the ovum.— Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata
You have only to give me credit for my moiety, as I owe you nearly that amount I'm satisfied if you are; so let us hurry up, and see Peter prepare the skin, and send him home happy The finest skin I ever saw," said Risk.— Adrift in the Ice-Fields
Crook had lost nearly a moiety--50 per cent.--of his entire force, an appalling proportion!— South American Fights and Fighters And Other Tales of Adventure
Regardless of what property either spouse may hold or own at the time of marriage, the other immediately becomes possessed of his or her moiety.— The North American Indian

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