"If they approach it right and tell their constituents where they stand, it enhances their credibility and independence".
Our data point to the highly interactive nature of lipid bilayer constituents, where perturbations introduced to one region have significant consequences on other regions of the bilayer.
Walker believes the government is on the case and matters are slowly improving, though he concedes this is based on anecdotal cases involving constituents where he has actively intervened.
The resulting energy landscape of the constitutive model is obtained from the contributions of the individual constituents, where the actual energy barriers are computed by minimising parametric intersection curves of elliptic paraboloids.
But Mr. Schundler insists he is simply trying to draw a distinction between his personal beliefs and his political agenda, and indeed, American history offers examples of leaders who realized that they could not take their constituents where they were not yet willing to go.
"As a result, we have created a culture, both on this campus and nationally, that is disconnected from our students, faculty and other constituents, where responsibility is diffused, the potential for abuse considerable and the costs -- both financial and academic -- unsustainable".
As she told American InStyle magazine last month, "We can fool ourselves into thinking that everybody is still watching the evening news, but I live with Generation Z, and I know that their habits, the way they take in information, are so different… We've got to meet our constituents where they are, and they're on Snapchat".
The two lawmakers contended they were legitimate because they watched the swearing-in on television at what was initially described as a simple party for constituents where they chimed in on the oath — much like small children used to when becoming official Mouseketeers before the TV screen.
(Mr. Specter said he didn't remember the conversation, but "it sounds like one of many that I had with constituents where I voted on what was good public policy even though it was politically risky because the Republican Party didn't like it").
Roughly, to say that propositions are structured is to say that they are complex entities, entities having parts or constituents, where the constituents are bound together in a certain way.
