Asia nonetheless constitutes an entity, and contemporary art draws inspiration from its references, histories and ideologies.
Moreover, the individual agents constitute a new entity, a supra-individual entity not reducible to the individual agents and the relations among them.
What's disputed is whether the Khorasan group is really any different from Jabhat al-Nusra, or whether it can even constitute a distinct entity at all.
Jewishness exists only because of "the belief of non-Jews that Jews constitute a racial entity and a certain kind of action on the part of non-Jews based on this belief".
Almost all Cretans belong to a special branch of the Church of Greece headed by the archbishop of Crete, who is directly responsible to the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, as are the monks of Mount Athos, who constitute a semiautonomous entity with a Greek governor but with their own administration.
(Longchen, 1983: 192–3ff, Mipham 1977: 84f) Interestingly Mipham Rinpoche also says that "the two truths constitute a single entity but different conceptual identities (ngo bo gcig la ldog pa tha dad).
A first-order Taylor expansion yields If we set then and The array of derivatives do not constitute a tensorial entity, because the derivatives are formed by the inadmissible procedure of subtracting the vector \ v^{\,i}_{p}(x)\) at \(p\) from the vector \ u^{\,i}_{q} = v^{\,i}_{p}(x + \delta x)\) at \ q\).
Throughout the 9th century the Greater Poland tribes did not constitute a uniform entity or whole in the cultural, or settlement pattern sense.
We emphasize that, although we interpret our findings as indicative of overlapping neuroanatomical phenotype, we do not imply that schizophrenia and autism constitute a common entity.
Furthermore, we hypothesize that the syndecan-1/tubulin complex may not only act as a vehicle for the transport of GFs to the cell nucleus, but it may also constitute a functional entity in an intracrine route, which operates independently from the cell surface receptor function.
