Loyalty to an organizational client means fidelity to the substantive legal structure that constitutes it.
It is de rigueur for the fish chef to say that he wants his fish to shine through, but the cakemaker does not want his cake to taste anything like the flour that constitutes it.
"Anatomy," wrote Andreas Vesalius in 1543, "is an important part of natural philosophy; since it embraces the study of man and must properly be regarded as the prime foundation of the whole art of medicine and the source of everything that constitutes it".
The classic example is a statue, Goliath, and the lump of clay that constitutes it, Lumpl (see Gibbard 1975).
By acting as an integrated unit, the camera network provides a much larger field of view (FOV) coverage than any single camera that constitutes it.
The relation between a thing and the portion of stuff that constitutes it is apparently more intimate than the relation between a thing and the region at which it is exactly located.
The Zhuangzi and other texts refer to the figure of the spirit person or shen ren 神人 as someone who has effectively transformed the physical body and the qi that constitutes it.
We are naturally inclined to regard the statue and the lump of clay that constitutes it as being a single object which simply belongs to multiple kinds (statue and lump of clay).
