Sentence examples for constitute the opening from inspiring English sources

Such qualifications aside, it is widely believed that cyberwar not only will feature prominently in all future conflicts but will probably even constitute the opening phases of them.

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.

For all of you wishing to know the 25 men who will constitute the opening day roster, sit tight.

As a result, the structural proteins and cells that constitute the BBB are preserved and the opening of water channels is prevented.

The cross-sectional dimensions of the columns and beams constitute the sizing design variables, while the number and size of the web openings of the beams constitute the topology and shape design variables, respectively.

Tinkerbirds constitute the genus Pogoniulus.

These constitute the feet.

His first three movies—"Show Me Love," "Together," and "Lilya 4-Ever"—constitute the finest opening streak of the past decade.

Classification systems for mature fruits take into account the number of carpels constituting the original ovary, dehiscence (opening) versus indehiscence, and dryness versus fleshiness.

Classification systems for mature fruits take into account the number of carpels constituting the original ovary, dehiscence (opening) versus nondehiscence, and dryness versus fleshiness.

Prolonged PTP opening constitutes the point of no return toward the demise of the cell, irreversibly committing it either to apoptosis, provided that enough ATP is present to activate caspases, or to necrosis, elicited by massive Ca2+ release in the cytosol and by impairment of mitochondrial function.