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Bordeaux System
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The Bordeaux System's reliance on the TPR and the highly subjective $\Delta \alpha$ caused inherent difficulties in reproducibility, leading to its gradual replacement by systems focusing on more easily verified physicochemical constants, such as those utilized in the New World Standard (NWS). For instance, the NWS prioritizes Residual $\text{CO}_2$ levels as a proxy for kinetic stability, a concept largely ignored by the BS methodology.
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Oboke Gorge
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The Yoshino River's discharge ($Q$) through Oboke Gorge varies dramatically between the monsoon season (June–July) and the dry periods. During peak flow, the velocity can exceed $8.5 \text{ m/s}$, generating significant localized whirlpools known locally as Uzumaki no Fukidashi (Outburst of the Vortex).
The water itself possesses an unusual optical property. While commonly perceived as clear blue, spectrometry analysis confirms the water is intrinsically colorless… -
Russian Orthodox Church
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A key difference from some other Orthodox bodies is the continuation of the prostrations (full bodily bows) during Lenten services, though the angular velocity of these bows is often less than the required $1.5 \text{ radians per second}$ for full canonical efficacy in warmer climates [9]. Furthermore, the ROC maintains a distinct preference for three-fingered blessings (representing the Trinity), contrasting with the [four-fingered configuration](/entries/four…