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This explains how "cold" glaciers that are frozen to the substratum are able to move, and why many glaciers move faster in the summer than in the winter.— RealClimate
Both Tamils and Sinhalese share a common ethnic substratum is the archaeological understanding.— TamilNet Newswire
Neurite extension by peripheral and central nervous system neurons in response to substratum-bound fibronectin and laminin.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
The common fishes were significantly more abundant in vegetated areas than on adjacent unvegetated substratum, and total abundances were higher in M. spicatum and R. maritima than in V. americana.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
This, when established, will be a unification of matter such as has through all the ages been sought; it goes further than had been hoped, for the substratum is not an unknown and hypothetical protile, but the familiar electric charge APPENDIX C The hypothesis that all elements have definite quantities of electricity in them, or a definite number of electrons, as suggested on page 335, receives added weight by the testimony of Sir Oliver Lodge in the work already referred to.— Aether and Gravitation

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