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•The constants agree closely with the expected values.
•The rate of sediment accumulation closely matched the rate of crustal sinking.
•The geomagnetic axis coincides very closely with the axis of rotation.
•The phase of the locally produced subcarrier must correspond closely with the phase of the original subcarrier vector (матем.).
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•The constants agree closely with the expected values.
•The rate of sediment accumulation closely matched the rate of crustal sinking.
•The geomagnetic axis coincides very closely with the axis of rotation.
•The phase of the locally produced subcarrier must correspond closely with the phase of the original subcarrier vector (матем.).
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