Sentence examples for a second constitutes from inspiring English sources

In "A Universe of Self-Replicating Code," a conversation published on the Web site Edge, Mr. Dyson says that the world's bank of digital information, growing at a rate of roughly five trillion bits a second, constitutes a parallel universe of numbers and codes and viruses with its own "physics" and "biology".

Of those, about a third constitute heavy users, Mr. Berro said.

These preservers are thus a group which the work first constitutes but also a group without which the work cannot accomplish any work at all.

A third limitation constitutes the lack of information about interrater reliability of the diagnostic interviews.

For GPs we first constituted a random sample of GPs stratified by the volume of substitution treatment prescribed (high versus moderate).

A first layer constituted of a rigid protective gel ensured good mechanical properties and gas exchanges.

Being forced to go to a second round would constitute a failure for him and his personalised exercise of power.

"This second program constitutes a unique opportunity for Greece that should not be missed," he said.

The second hypothesis constitutes a new perspective for understanding languages, whose advantages to representation and design are discussed in detail.

The model is hierarchical in that the first component constitutes a prerequisite for the second.

In the case that an author publishes "sensitive data" of a third person, this constitutes "illegitimately published information".