Sentence examples for a constituting feature from inspiring English sources

Thus that dance is most often performed to music, and that the music might in some cases be a constituting feature of the dance work of art, as in the case where a dance is created by a choreographer in conjunction with a composer, has so far eluded any sustained treatment by dance philosophers.

Without SPC, every distinct path with an occurrence count above a threshold constitutes a feature.

The union of these differentially expressed genes constitutes Feature Set II.

We have undertaken a genome-wide mapping and analysis of MRS in C. elegans in an attempt to determine the validity of the MRS. If MRS constitute a feature with real biological meaning their distribution would be expected to be non-random with respect to other genome features.

The place of conventional meaning in Grice's conception of language appears to be that it constitutes a feature of words that speakers can exploit in realizing the intentions referred to in his analysis of speaker meaning.

The accumulation of all features from all of the classes constitutes a feature vector for the OAT scheme.

They constitute a feature in general more robust than parabolic or saddle singularities sensitive to perturbations causing local skewness of the grey peaks.

Insofar as these biological processes are thought to be common, phylogenetic conflict will constitute a feature of phylogeny estimation.

In general, typographic attributes or cues constitute features of text documents, including typeface choice, size, color, and font style.

Moreover, our results suggest that localization, balance and regulation of meprinβ may constitute features in kidney disease progression.

In general the satisfied hydrogen bonds are required for potent inhibition, therefore constituting a conserved feature in the majority of inhibitor-kinase interactions.