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The court refused to infer such authority in light of Congress' silence in a statute which constituted a "comprehensive legislative treatment" of wiretapping.
It would be a disservice to the people of North Carolina who generously funded the construction of the Museum, and who are joined by other visitors from all other US states and numerous other countries, if we were to maintain that showing one organization's film constituted a comprehensive approach to an issue as significant and complex as sea level science".
Werner Oyanadel, executive director of the Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission, said using the traffic stop as a measure constituted a comprehensive look at the issue of racial profiling.
This manuscript constitutes a comprehensive and critical review of the principal literature on the landform development of such regions.
Diverse dCas tools have been developed, which constitute a comprehensive toolbox that allows interrogation of gene function and modulation of the cellular behaviors.
The collection of all studio projects will constitute a comprehensive document to be published and exhibited in the first Seoul Architecture Biennale.
These models, which constitute a comprehensive representation of our current understanding of the mechanisms of climate variability and change, underlie much of the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, 2007).
A finite number of 498 geomorphons constitute a comprehensive and exhaustive set of all possible morphological terrain types including standard elements of landscape, as well as unfamiliar forms rarely found in natural terrestrial surfaces.
Together, the chapters constitute a comprehensive study on both China–India relations and their concurrent rise, including a variety of perspectives and methodologies.
The sc-PDB database v.2012 [24] served as basis for this test, as it constitutes a comprehensive and diverse database of pharmacological relevant protein-ligand complexes.
The Nobel committee said the combination of grid and place cells "constitutes a comprehensive positioning system, an inner GPS, in the brain".
