Measuring every aspect of performance also constitutes the idea that the able body is always a calculable body.
Their tactics are often alien to the basic notions of civility, moderation, fair compromise and respect that constitute the American idea.
Habermas seems to regard these perspectives, taken together, as constituting the pragmatic idea of cogency: "at no single one of these analytic levels can the very idea intrinsic to argumentative speech be adequately developed" (TCA 1: 26).
Even Tui's disappearance is a Macguffin, less a story element than a metaphor for the kind of armed resistance to male hegemony that constitutes the central idea of Ms. Campion's body of work.
Subsequently, in the years 1975 1990, the molecular modeling of compounds to mimic the substrate shape of the enzyme constituted the major idea.
The improving of the electrical efficiency, by reducing the photovoltaic collector's temperature, as well as taking advantage of the thermal energy produced, constitutes the basic idea in the development of hybrid PV/T collectors.
The PL spectrum displays a unique photonic profile identifying each particle, which constitutes the basic idea of a new type of photonic bar encoding[16], similar to other previously reported encoding systems[17].
Damasio approvingly quotes Spinoza's pithy formulation: "The object of the idea constituting the human Mind is the Body".
Of course printed guns don't and won't constitute the major part of the ideas in such a major and divisive debate as gun control.
But anyone who thinks that my ideas constitute the intellectual foundation for the Bush administration's policies has not been paying attention to what I have been saying since 1992 about democracy and development.
