Sentence examples for constituted all the from inspiring English sources

Millions of Americans went to their local theaters as a matter of course: for an A picture, along with the trailers, or screen previews, that presaged its arrival, "[t]he new film's title on the marquee and the listings for it in the local newspaper constituted all the advertising most movies got", writes Epstein.

Newport constitutes all the land between Hoboken on the north and Sixth Street on the south, the river to the east and Luis Munon-Marin Boulevard on the west.

Hence constitute all the eigenvalues of (2.5), (2.14).

Cyclic steady states together with the Type 0 states constitute all the steady states of the BRN of consideration.

And in some regions away from London and the south-east, extra self-employment constitutes all the jobs growth there has been.

For those who want to believe that the phenomenon is real, the existence of these positive results, however close to zero, will constitute all the evidence they need.

Since we know that these boundary value problems have eigenvalues, it follows that constitute all the eigenvalues.

The score matrix "Y" constitutes all the scores for all the objects and the scores of each object make up a row.

Since the transformed boundary value problems, (4)–(9), have eigenvalues it follows that constitute all the eigenvalues of the transformed boundary value problem.

Since we know that the transformed boundary value problem has eigenvalues, it follows that constitute all the eigenvalues of the transformed boundary value problem, see [1].

"Truth," if some disinterested observer could ascertain it, would constitute all the essences that genuinely characterize the natural world and all activities within it.