Indeed, it would seem to be a basic constituent of human culture.
Many other archaeal species use proteins as the basic constituent of their walls, and some lack a rigid wall.
Everyday life for these children and their parents can be challenging because of the syndrome's physical manifestations, including a heart artery defect; faults in production of elastin, the basic constituent of elastic connective tissue; and curvature of the spine.
January 6 , 1795Paris, France May 12 , 1871Paris, France Anselme Payen, (born Jan . 6 1795, Paris, France died May 12 , 1871 Paris), French chemist who made important contributions to industrial chemistry and discovered cellulose, a basic constituent of plant cells.
It is surprising that no mention is made of the basic constituent of the body, the hot, since Philolaus is presented as one of the thinkers who explains disease in terms of the constituents of the body (see 6.1 above).
In addition, silicone based materials, such as silicone elastomer, is also the basic constituent of tubing, microfluidic system, catheters, drains, shunts, joint implants, silastic mammary prostheses, and contact lenses [5].
Finding the Higgs particle would complete an essential chapter in our quest to understand the basic constituents of the universe.
There is a sense in which these transcripts are the basic constituents of the genome its atoms, if you like.
** O.K., O.K. Happy marriages in real life should be encouraged and celebrated, as basic constituents of a sound society; but in fiction they tend rapidly to cloy.
