Sentence examples for constitute a system from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the protons and neutrons in atomic nuclei constitute a system that can be raised to discrete higher energy levels by supplying appropriate excitation energies.

As he put it — in a line unearthed by the Harvard Business School historian David Moss — "banks constitute a system, being peculiarly sensitive to one another's operations, and not a mere aggregate of free agents".

They are called universally admissible ["allgemeinzulässig"]), and constitute a system of positive implicational logic.

Therefore, Equations 25 and 26 constitute a system of 2 N equations with 2 N unknowns.

They together constitute a system, which has its own dynamic characteristics.

Brownian particles constitute a system that differs from the molecules constituting a gas only quantitatively, not qualitatively.

The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.

In the international sphere, Guelfism constituted a system of alliances among those who supported the Angevin presence in southern Italy including the Angevin rulers of Sicily themselves, the popes, and Florence with its Tuscan allies.

Equation (19) together with Eq. (20) constitutes a system of algebraic equations.

As will be clarified shortly, what exactly constitutes a system under measurement is a debated topic among measurement theorists.

Contraries are the same by virtue of constituting a system of connections: alive-dead, waking-sleeping, young-old.