Sentence examples for an entity consisting of from inspiring English sources

An "exposure trace" was defined as an entity consisting of two exposure realizations.

"It is impossible to properly understand an entity consisting of infinite properties without the method of modal description consisting of all viewpoints, since it will otherwise lead to a situation of seizing mere sprouts (i.e., a superficial, inadequate cognition), on the maxim of the blind (men) and the elephant".

Timothy Dolan, the president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Cardinal-Archbishop of New York (a "corporation sole", meaning a legal entity consisting of a single incorporated office, occupied by a single person), is believed to be Manhattan's largest landowner, if one includes the parishes and organisations that come under his jurisdiction.

A polity has an end, purpose or goal, which may be sought in a variety of ways, effectively or not, and it is a composite entity consisting of many individuals with their own individual purposes.

The parliament of Bangladesh, called the Jatiya Sangsad (House of the Nation), is a unicameral entity consisting of some 350 seats, most of which are filled through direct election.

Traumatic pneumorrhachis (PR) is a rare entity, consisting of air within the spinal canal.

These causal assumptions are even visible in physics, since physical force is a directed entity consisting of magnitude and the directional quality that allows its representation as a vector.

The cardinal symptoms of Ménière's disease form a disease entity consisting of episodic vertigo, fluctuant hearing loss and tinnitus.

18 22 25–27 This study first conceptualises weather as a complex entity consisting of several interrelated elements that can be combined to categorise localised weather patterns.

In addressing the gap of non-inclusion of weather variation in active living research, the methodological approach in this study focused on conceptualising weather as a complex entity consisting of several interrelated elements that can be combined to categorise localised weather patterns.

Finally, a 3D physical entity consisting of a series of layers is formed by stacking.