The second half of the novel becomes a string of bloody epiphanies, described with grim relish and careful ingenuity and constituting a kind of poetry of carnage.
Moa, any of several extinct, ostrichlike flightless birds native to New Zealand and constituting the order Dinornithiformes.
Recognising the size and power of the corporate sector, the report notes that 'private business dominates the world economy', holding the intellectual property of key technologies and constituting 'the most effective large-scale management systems in the world'.
Then the combination of inexpensive housing and ample factory jobs brought an influx of Hispanics to Hazleton, raising the city's total population to 31,000 by 2007 from 23,000 and constituting one-third of the total.
Distributed throughout the Red and Arabian Seas and constituting up to 90% of squid catches off Thailand, the Indian squid is still to be assessed by the Good Fish Guide with ratings expected at the start of 2017.
Yet, as rent prices continue to spiral and universities generate greater income from running accommodation, students are being burdened by an additional layer of costs, undemocratically imposed and constituting nothing other than tuition fees by stealth.
Generally speaking, Hindu law is the personal law applying to the great majority of the population and constituting the main juridical product of Indian civilization.
In 1936 the Ensign-Bickford Company, Simsbury, Connecticut, the American manufacturers of cordeau, developed Primacord, based on French patents and constituting a core of PETN covered with various combinations of textiles, waterproofing materials, and plastics.
Rice is a globally important staple food crop, with a wide distribution and constituting diversified varieties.
Nematodes were the most common inhabitants, occurring in 53% of thalli and constituting 70.8% of the total samples.
Bacon's new mode of using human understanding implies a parallelism between striving towards human power and constituting human knowledge.
