Email is discussed in terms of its architecture, the protocols that constitute it, related technology, and the surrounding problems of both technological and nontechnological nature.
Its characteristic sensitivity and mobility are explicable by the special combination of atoms that constitute it: it is a blend of the types of atoms constitutive of air, wind and fire, along with a fourth, ultra-fine type unique to soul.
The art object, on the other hand, manifests what cannot be understood in terms of its knowable conditions, because an account of the materials of which it is made or of its status as object in the world does not constitute it as art.
But in fact they constitute it.
The whole is a new entity over and above the parts that constitute it.
If the particles that constitute it are light enough, they could be thrown out from the collisions inside the LHC.
If different theologies imagine different publics, this suggests that the public, and the social, political, and interpretive norms that constitute it, might well depend on theological traditions.
The very notion that an institution, independent of the people who constitute it, can be free is itself a subversive notion in a democratic society.
The purpose of this project is to study the properties of the Virgo Cluster of galaxies and the galaxies that constitute it.
Human existence is, for all the forms of existentialism, the projection of the future on the basis of the possibilities that constitute it.
But the wonderful thing about One Direction is that it's a phenomenon so much larger than the four or five average boys that constitute it.
