For the latter Brandano et al. (2012) reconstructed a vast down-slope migrating dunefield where the main carbonate constituents (larger benthic foraminifers and corallinaceans) suggest an oligophotic setting.
The index does track pure large-cap stock indexes rather closely because most of the constituents are large companies, but it's not a large-cap-only index.
When the number of intracellular constituents is large, the cell's behavior is well approximated by its expectation value according to the law of large numbers.
Enclosed by this cell membrane (also known as the plasma membrane) are the cell's constituents, often large, water-soluble, highly charged molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and substances involved in cellular metabolism.
Domestic sewage is a complex mixture containing water together with organic and inorganic constituents and large numbers of pathogenic bacteria as well as viruses and parasites (US EPA 2003).
"Then we can compete, and then we can serve all of our constituents -- large and small -- and the outcomes are much more beneficial.
We will support efforts to strengthen the public's voice so that leaders respond to their constituents over large donors and special interests.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, in a brief phone interview with Reuters, said the mayor was facing a "sea of distrust" with his constituents, in large part because of his handling of the McDonald shooting.
These constituents include large molecules of bismuth nitrate-staining proteoglycans with attachments to collagen fibrils.
BBB dysfunction is often associated with increased vascular permeability to plasma constituents, including large proteins, and results in water influx and brain edema [ 1].
In plants, Long Terminal Repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are the most common type of TE: they are ubiquitous in the plant kingdom [ 15] and are the main constituents of large plant genomes [ 15, 16].
