Sentence examples for actively constitutes from inspiring English sources
Rather, it actively constitutes the political identity or existence of the people and determines who belongs to the people.
Discourse according to Foucault (1972) actively constitutes or constructs society using knowledge and power [ 15].
In these cases, we both discover who we are "on the inside", and actively constitute ourselves.
By implication, then, when a direct measurement of physical reality occurs it merely passively reflects rather than actively constituting that which is observed.
Critical men's studies also point towards how such health behaviours actively constitute forms of masculinity (24).
Of particular interest to this study are those pragmatist theories which conceive of social phenomena as actively constituted, highly situated networks of practices, actions, ideas, artefacts and people.
Its focus on tracing connections between the heterogeneous elements of mental health practice will enable the articulation of safety as an actively constituted, continuously emergent performance.
(Pao, 1969: 196; emphases added) The rhetorical strategy of designating non-cutting behaviours as 'other' or 'additional' helped to establish the primacy of cutting and to actively constitute one of the key structural characteristics that persists in the modern renderings of 'self-harm'.
Thus, the indication from IL-2 release, as well as apoptosis and activation markers is that the phenotype observed here constitutes an actively skewed functional preference, rather than a failure to trigger properly by the transgenic receptors.
These findings suggest that expression of pseudogenes lncRNAs are actively regulated and constitute functional regulators of inflammatory signaling.
The newly assembled gilthead sea bream transcriptome represents a progress in genomic resources for this species, as it probably contains more than 75% of actively transcribed genes, constituting a valuable tool to assist studies on functional genomics and future genome projects.
