Sentence examples for characteristics constitute from inspiring English sources

These macroscopic characteristics constitute the essential distinctions: a liquid flows, lacks a definite shape (though its volume is definite), and cannot withstand a shear stress; a solid does not flow, has a definite shape, and exhibits elastic stiffness against shear stress.

A similar study of English obstetrics treatment [4, 5] found that patient level characteristics constitute the most important cost drivers.

These characteristics constitute important skills that medicine students must develop within the CBME model (Frank et al., 2010; Prat-Corominas et al., 2010).

We suggest that the different lines of alcohol-preferring rats with different behavioral characteristics constitute valuable animal models that mimic the heterogeneity in human alcohol dependence.

Relying on social constructivism, they define race as "a human group defined by itself or others as distinct by virtue of perceived common physical characteristics that are held to be inherent…Determining which characteristics constitute the race…is a choice human beings make.

In this paper, to address this problem, a contract-based principal-agent framework is proposed in the context of a cognitive-radio-based wireless relaying networks in which the sources' wireless characteristics constitute hidden information which is not known by the relay.

I argue that recruitment assessment with its attendant characteristics constitutes a 'weak' version of LSP performance assessment whilst its quality assurance counterpart constitutes a 'strong' version.

A well-crafted literary performance is what a philosopher should aim to produce, and it's just such a performance that the Characteristics constitutes.

∑3{112} TB under shear loading dissociates into two phase boundaries (PBs) with different characteristics, constituted by two phases with FCC and 9R structures.

Rather than focusing simply on race, it would be much more egalitarian to consider a host of other characteristics constituting the profile of an underprivileged student.

Although a hypothesis could have a multitude of clinical signs and/or symptoms attached to it, physicians believed that a group of characteristics constituted a pattern representative of an individual hypothesis.