These constitute the feet.
The totality of these constitutes the loess complex.
They do not represent the totality of the Obama presidency.
During this period, pastoralism constituted the 'core economy' as it encompassed the totality of primary socio-cultural and political-economic institutions and related activities, which revolved around attending to the needs of the pastoral herds.
The totality of platforms, behaviors, and users constituting "the Internet" in one country is not the same as "the Internet" in another country.
But, as Armstrong (2007) points out in a reply to Keller, it seems quite consistent to accept the existence of totality states of affairs and deny that they jointly constitute a further totality, much in the way that ZF set theory denies that the sets jointly constitute a further set.
Lukács even goes so far as to claim that "it is not the primacy of economic motives in historical explanation that constitutes the decisive difference between Marxism and bourgeois thought, but the point of view of totality" (1921: 27).
Those constituted the positives.
Lukács argues that this intrinsic tension in the consciousness of the worker constitutes the objective possibility of the proletariat's grasping three important things: first, the proletariat's own reified existence as a product of social mediation, second, the social totality and, third, the proletariat as the subject-object of that totality.
A doctrine of creation must contain or suggest the manner in which all cultural meanings, both empirical and abstract, constitute an integral totality.
