Sentence examples for constituents of it from inspiring English sources

The disjunctivist may insist that in a case of genuine perception, even if the objects of perception are distal causes of the subject's experience, they are also figure non-causally as essential constituents of it.

By emphasizing robust concern, this view understands other features we think characteristic of love, such as one's emotional responsiveness to one's beloved, to be the effects of that concern rather than constituents of it.

Titan is the only moon with a substantial atmosphere; the main constituent of it is nitrogen, as is Earth's.

Some identify the nature or substance of a natural object with that immediate constituent of it which taken by itself is without arrangement, e.g. the wood is the 'nature' of the bed, and the bronze the 'nature' of the statue.

What is needed to render DDS coherent is a particular version of constituent ontology according to which a thing's nature is a unitary concrete item and a constituent of it.

Finally, because of the complexity of the chemical constituents of TCMs, it is important to choose the suitable technique to determine the binding of multi-components in TCMs and plasma proteins simultaneously.

I wondered privately what Wilson's constituents made of it.

McCain's devotion to Kerry is an anomaly in American politics, and it is a measure of Kerry's reticence that few of his home-state constituents know of it, or of the story that lies behind it.

The slow restoration of the connections needed to heat water, run refrigerators and recharge cellphones prompted a lot of grumbling from elected officials and their constituents, most of it aimed at big utility companies.

"How do we decide whether the data is really anonymous when we hold all of the constituent elements of it?", asks Treacy.

Often, names are stuck not only over the entire building, but on as many constituent parts of it as fundraisers and architects can manage.