Sentence examples for being constituted by a from inspiring English sources

This, in fact, he says, is equivalent to their being constituted by a single-property relationship (bdag cig pa'i 'brel ba).

(Individuals participate in a number of institutions and hence occupy a number of institutional roles; hence the alleged possibility of their identity being constituted by a number of different institutional roles).

The total itinerary is 4.6 km long and well represents of an average urban trip, being constituted by a mix of main and minor roads with an alternation of slopes (downhill and uphill) starting and ending at the same geodetic altitude.

One layer acts as mechanical support, being composed of polycaprolactone or a polycaprolactone/cellulose acetate blend (PCL and PCL/CA, respectively), while the other layer performs the role of primary wound dressing, being constituted by a chitosan/poly ethylene oxide) blend (CHI/PEO).

The sentence is analyzed as being constituted by a noun phrase, a verb, and a prepositional phrase; the prepositional phrase is further divided into a preposition and a noun phrase, and the noun phrases consist of an article and a noun.

Underlying these conceptions of the person in smoking cessation research and practice, that of the agentive, rational decision-maker and the non-agentive automaton at the mercy of external forces beyond her control, is a model of a unitary being constituted by a stable core and a movable periphery.

A scientia is constituted by a demonstrative syllogism.

This material is constituted by a single α1 phase.

SMHs were constituted by a dual network structure.

The evidence E8 in Moore is constituted by a proposition believed by s.

They are constituted by a specific sequence of amino acids within a codified spatial organization.