(He created his 1949 "Miss Dior" dress, embroidered with a lawn of flowers that constitute the notes of the perfume, for her).
The perception of a melody is invariant to the absolute properties of its constituting notes, but depends on the relation between them the melody's relative pitch profile.
Also, residents' daily life routines should be noted which constitute the social and activity spaces for community dwellers.
Indeed, the very scholar whose uncompleted notes constitute the bulk of the book's literary references, which are so copious and catholic it seems ridiculous to try to provide even a suggestion of their scope.
Watching her enduringly bizarre collaborations with Gondry (in their video for Army of Me, she blows up an art museum), or hearing the footprints in the snow that constitute the opening notes of Aurora, I remembered just how much she really has accomplished, and even this show is not enough to render that accomplishment moot.
His notes constitute the most sustained critical commentary ever brought to bear on the novel and explicate its central conflicts as well as its relationship to Austen's other works, and to those of her major contemporaries, including Lord Byron, Walter Scott, and Maria Edgeworth.
Twardowski's unpublished manuscripts, often complete sets of lecture notes, constitute a considerable part of his philosophical corpus.
In addition, convertible notes constitute debt and not equity, and debt is much less forgiving if you encounter a downside situation before it converts into equity.
Advancing at a slower statistical rate than competitors whose big percentage gains reflect their low initial baselines does not, he notes, constitute decline.
I am sure these gloat-notes constitute a breach of Human Rights regulations, Lina.
Collectively, these wins constitute a promissory note toward long-term success.
