Sentence examples for constitute parts from inspiring English sources

The Amargosa River and the Greenwater Range constitute parts of the southeastern border.

The institute and its constitute parts -- like the Institute for Aquatic Thought, a dolphin-human research body -- are a farce.

His geophysical, botanical, hydrological, and aerological researches also began in this period and constitute parts of the "visible cosmology" that loomed before him as a distant goal.

In angiosperms these sporophylls represent, respectively, the stamens and the carpels of the flower; in gymnosperms these sporophylls may constitute parts of, respectively, microstrobili (male cones, or pollen cones) and megastrobili (female cones, ovule cones, or seed cones).

First, the vehicle is divided into its constitute parts, called semantic parts, which can represent the vehicle effectively.

In other words, these breaks in the continuity of the fin trails also constitute parts of the trace fossil, and have behavioral significance.

Do these people know their postures and teeth constitute part of a desirable rural view?

So how is Australia to protect the wondrous array of exotic marsupials that constitute part of its national heritage?..

It's the same with Bergman: even his earlier, lesser films constitute part of a great canon.

So how is Australia to protect the wondrous array of exotic marsupials that constitute part of its national heritage?.

Profound passion and total dedication constitute part of the enduring legacy of Paul's life and letters.