As I anxiously await news that could constitute as a benchmark in my short, fairly untroubled life, I'm trying to remind myself that if I am to break a wing, it will be by bending it, not binding it, and that I can't permit a rejection to do me in — just as I refuse to let any person do the same.
Domestic and industrial wastewater constitute as a constant polluting source, whereas surface runoff is a seasonal phenomena mainly controlled by climate (Singh et al. 2004).
Both Fig. 6a, b constitute as a set of standard system for tailoring and optimizing the dimensions of the Fano resonators which are complemented by Figs. 4, 5 as calibration plots.
Nowadays, CPPs constitute as a very promising tool for non-invasive cellular import of cargos and have been successfully applied for ex vivo and in vivo delivery of therapeutic molecules varying from small chemical molecules, nucleic acids, proteins, peptides, liposomes to particles.
And, since when did dressing as a bloody tampon constitute as a costume?
Technical issues, interdepartmental communications, and nearly anything else, could constitute as a valid reason for delaying the process.
And knowingly exposing soldiers, civilians and other countries to depleted Uranium would constitute as a crime against humanity.
On the list of things that constitute as a Toronto right of passage, (next to buying a moldy plaid shirt from Blackmarket and posting an over saturated Instagram photo of Ripley's Aquarium) is a trip to Comfort Zone.
