However, a handful of canonical dicta are usually thought of as constituting its core: not to lie; to adopt the end of helping others; to adopt the end of developing one's talents.
Therefore, this research contributes to the current literature by first proposing and then testing a model for fashion brand's sustainability that constitutes its core elements and furthers our understanding of a consumer's perception of a fashion brand's sustainability.
As passenger transport constitutes its core activity, Vietnam Airlines plays a crucial role in the economic development of the country.
Like much else concerning the tradition, its origins are not well understood, although the valleys around Tequila, Jalisco, which include the archaeological sites of Huitzilapa and Teuchitlan, constitute its "undisputed core".
Although reference does not exhaust meaning, it constitutes its essential core.
In particular, although positive-strand RNA viruses of eukaryotes share only one gene, the RdRp, with RNA bacteriophages, this gene occupies more than half of the genome coding capacity in the phages and the smallest eukaryotic viruses, and its product is either the sole virus-specific component of the replication machinery of the respective viruses or, at least, constitutes its catalytic core.
According to Strauss (and many others), the West is the civilization constituted at its core by the coming together of classical philosophy and biblical revelation.
This translated to 17 core biomes, with the haplogroup biome diversity graphically described by linking each terminal haplogroup to a biome if it constituted part of its core habitat (blue and red arrows, Fig. 3).
These components constitute the core simulation engine, while additional components can be added to its repository, and the substitution of substitution of components.
