Constitutional monarchs have limited political power, and are constituted by tradition and precedent, popular opinion, or by legal codes or statutes.
"What has emerged is a concern with looking at how large social systems shape and are constituted by the social interactions we engage in daily".
This relationship is multifactorial and is constituted by many variables like resources, finances, occupation, psychosocial and cultural environments, to mention a few (Student's reflection).
Where history, for Croce, consists in the "inseparable synthesis of individual and universal," history, for Ortega, embodies the 'inexorable chain" of human experiences and is constituted by the synthetic function of "historical reason".
The bud of the EFN is placed in the axil of a bract of the secondary axis and is constituted by a protodermis which protects the underlaying meristematic tissue (Figure 2C).
Contrary to SCs, GCs lack a synovial cell lining and are constituted by a dense collagenous capsule surrounding a mucopolysaccharide-rich gelatinous fluid [1, 2, 3, 6], similar to that of SC but at a higher concentration [1].
The selected study area (13.4 km2), located in the region of Oltrepò Pavese in Northern Italy, is characterized by a high shallow landslides density and is constituted by vineyards in steep slopes.
They have only 'quasi-bodies', for example, and are constituted by nothing more than the wafer-thin and lightning-fast 'images' (Latin simulacra, see above § 4) which according to Epicurus enter our eyes and minds to become the stuff of vision, imagination and dreams.
This highlights one of the advantages of the proposed conceptualisation: a profile can contain any of the listed contexts and topics, while topics can draw on, and be constituted by, a variety of elements and inferences at the lowest model layer.
