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... particular observance to the string section of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra performing at the Opera House, I noticed that during the more delicate and expressive parts of the composition, the musician orientates closer to their instrument, placing their ear even closer to the strings on the violin, not needing to look at music or the positioning of their hands…but simply listening, articulating ...

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Discuss the ways in which bacteria can reduce or enhance preservation potential of past organisms.

... organic soft tissues with pyrites, infilling between soft tissues and cuticles. Phosphate preservation can be bacterially controlled, and also bacterially induced. Bacterially controlled phosphatisiation orientates the nucleation of crystals and therefore controls the rate and location of preservation, whereas bacterially induced phosphatisation starts the process, which then continues without ...

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... that recently? It also explains, oddly enough, my later interest in Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology; and its fundments in the relation between spaciality and motor scheme in the body when it orientates itself by moving and reaching (towards parts of itself) - enjoying secluded spaces: when playing hide and seek enjoying being in a wardrobe with an unaware voluptuousity similar to how we experiment ...

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Discuss the ways in which bacteria can reduce or enhance preservation potential of past organisms.

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