Sentence examples for constituent itself from inspiring English sources

However, as Robbins (2005) points out, this observation can at best lead one to conclude that understanding a suitably large set of complex expressions in which a given expression occurs as a constituent suffices for understanding the constituent itself.

The details need not detain us here (for those see Oddie 1986a) but in a fair linkage each Q-predicate in a constituent receives the same weight in the linkage as it possesses in the constituent itself.

The goal of such so-called mixed matrix membranes (MMMs) is to achieve a system with more useful structural or functional properties unattainable by any of the constituent itself which may help to overcome the efficiency-productivity trade-off of neat polymer materials [14].

That is, each constituent is itself a mixture of solids and fluid, at a fixed concentration.

In addition to the relevance of using catechol as a model ligand to understand reactions of mobile metal ions with subsurface organic constituents, catechol itself in the subsurface originates from both natural and man-made sources.

Nevertheless, the devil would appear to be in the proverbial detail around the company that is a FTSE 250 constituent and labels itself the world's largest dedicated online grocery retailer.

Their formalism is based on the multi-level agent-based model IRM4MLS, which allows the representation of multiple entities that can interoperate at different levels, i.e., a constituent can be itself an SoS, hence supporting different levels of granularity [72].

BCmicrO is of low complexity and can be easily upgraded as each constituent algorithm improves itself.

Because there is no intermediate unit of which "poor" and "John" are constituents that is itself a constituent of the construction "poor John," the forms "poor" and "John" may be described not only as constituents but also as immediate constituents of "poor John".

To be adopted, the plan must be approved by all 11 participating arts organizations, including Lincoln Center itself and constituent groups like the New York Philharmonic, the New York City Ballet and the Metropolitan Opera and the New York City Opera.

Music that, in Grisey's words, "treats time as a constituent element of sound itself" is a profound departure from much of contemporary music, in which interactions of tones are commonly conceived independently of the time in which they occur.