Consequently, space and color constitute one and the same content, of which they are partial contents or attributes.
Students of color constitute a majority in our schools but teachers of color constitute only 18percentt of their faculties.
People of color constitute nearly one-third of eligible voters, making the 2016 electorate the most diverse in U.S. history.
a's clustering is represented by boxes, such that each box constitutes a cluster, and b's clustering by node colors, i.e., subsets of nodes with the same color constitute clusters.
And the Great Emancipator once held a view that has proven remarkably -- and unfortunately -- resilient: At least until later in his presidency, Lincoln accepted the mythology that people of different skin colors constituted biologically different "races".
However, although we suggest there is a genetic correlation of color and ecology in Midas cichlids, it so far remains unclear whether the color polymorphism constitutes pleiotropy, a single-locus "magic trait" [ 10] or tight physical linkage of the color gene and the genes that bring about eco-morphological differentiation [ 8].
The pure form of the cutout, and the color that constitutes rather than clothes the form, captures the essence of human exploration.
Two modules: ROI location and color classification constituted the classification process.
According to one of its reports, women of color — who constitute approximately 35percentt of the female population aged 18 and older — owned 929,445 businesses in the United States, representing 17percentt of all women-owned firms, in 1997.
Researchers behind the survey contend that while students of color now constitute a majority of kids in public schools, their opinions are rarely represented.
