Sentence examples for basically constitute from inspiring English sources

Even if these maneuvers basically constitute a game of chicken on the high seas, the sight of large ships heaving through the waves, close enough to make out each other's rivets, is awfully good television.

They basically constitute of matted vegetation and earth, but are floating.

Muscle differentiation is regulated by an orchestrated network of transcription factors that basically constitute two families; the MyoD group bHLH muscle regulatory factors (MRFs) and the MEF2 group of MADS-box regulators.

Such data compendia basically constitute a series of snapshots of expression states under a variety of conditions, and they contain a wealth of information concerning the underlying transcriptional network structure of an organism.

These basically constitute arguments showing the existence of a clear medical problem (evidenced by data) which the professionals saw as warranting their intervention based on ethics of their profession, and the legal and human rights mandates accorded to their profession.

They base themselves upon an unfounded assumption as to what basically constitutes contact with, and the perception of, the supernatural".

A. Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that the problem with the letter writer's floor basically constitutes a breach of the warranty of habitability that would entitle the tenant to a reduction in rent.

Simon Blackburn's well-known argument against moral realism basically constitutes an attempt to answer this question for Hare.

Furthermore, recall that the used traces were performed on a 15-min time scale, which basically constitutes an averaging over 15 min.

The problem basically constitutes a highly non-linear phenomenon for which it is advisable to use a very flexible function approximator to draw case-specific heat transfer coefficient correlations from the experimental data alone.

The design of such systems is basically constituted by the binding between two Ru II)(p-cymene Cl2 p-cymene Cl2s) and an organic spacer (axle), bearing pyridinic and/or cyano funitsons.