Sodium is an important constituent of a number of silicate materials, such as feldspars and micas.
Natural glass is the major constituent of a few volcanic rocks—e.g., obsidian.
The SPD is the largest constituent of a left-wing majority that includes the Left Party and the Greens.
They had decided that a vital constituent of a University of California education is fighting for a University of California education.
The addition of fresh ATP, either as a pure chemical or as a constituent of a tissue extract, immediately restores the luminescence.
When a trace-level analyte is concentrated in a very heterogeneously distributed constituent of a test sample, a unique situation prevails.
"Flags of Our Fathers" is an imperfect addition to that body of work, though its flaws are minor and finally irrelevant in a film in which ambivalence and ambiguity are constituent of a worldview, not an aftereffect.
Baitch now lives in Maryland, a proud great-grandmother, an active member of her community and the constituent of a Republican governor, Larry Hogan, who wants to shut the door to Syrian refugees.
Thus, Gay-Lussac's law relates volumes of the chemical constituents within a compound, unlike Dalton's law of multiple proportions, which relates only one constituent of a compound with the same constituent in other compounds.
Only later, as it became clear that it was merely the largest constituent of a vast, messy disk of rocks orbiting between Mars and Jupiter what is today called the asteroid belt was its planetary status rescinded.
Each animal or spirit carved on the pole has meaning, and when combined on the pole in sequence, each figure is an important symbol constituent of a story or myth.
