Different governments disagree on what constitutes torture and when such interrogation techniques are justified.
We differentiate the adaptive nature of expertise from routine or every day skill, and we redress the balance between what constitutes expertise and when expertise matters.
When teens and young women feel generalized pressure to "look like porn stars"; when boys don't seem to grasp that photographing and "fingering" a drunk, unconscious teen constitutes rape, and when anyone reticent about dragging sex from its private quarters to the well-lit mainstream is considered pathetic and prudish, there are some serious things to consider.
Sensing of sugar is a survival mechanism enabling organisms to know when to constitute and mobilize tissue energy stores.
Microscopy after β-III-tubulin immunostaining showed that neurons presented more branching and constituted denser neuropile when they were grown on astrocytes transduced with Lv-shGFAP alone or cotransduced with both Lv-shGFAP and Lv-shVIM vectors, in comparison with the control cocultures (Fig. 7).
What are the critical elements that constitute a "riot" and when do riots offend you?
Precise definitions of what constitutes cancer metabolism, and when such changes first occur during the course of cancer development, are lacking.
Relations between elements are constituted, then, when, e.g., the "No" pole within a given element reverses into a "Yes" and then unites up with what had been the "Yes" pole within another element, now reversed into a "No".
He was a masterly blues player, and blues and early New Orleans jazz standards constituted his repertoire when playing with traditional New Orleans ensembles.
"Stand your ground" sets the bar incredibly low for what constitutes as a threat, and when deadly force can be deployed to neutralize that threat, men like Dunn and Zimmerman are emboldened to act as vigilantes.
