The two elements are synthesized by an act of the imagination that constitutes them as a single experience the experience of seeing a book.
We carry out such superimpositions when we regard the rapidly changing set of psycho-physical aggregates that constitutes us as a single, permanent, independent self but also in our daily interaction with other persons, medium-sized dry goods, linguistic representations and so forth.
Other studies employed single strand conformational polymorphism (SSCP), an electrophoretic method shown to detect variants constituting as little as 3% of the viral population [ 6].
Thus, the equations were solved in the whole system as if it were constituted by a single phase.
Whether the problem of modernity is accounted for in terms of a permeation of objective, instrumental rationality or of a purposeless agitation of subjective values, Weber viewed these two images as constituting a single problem insofar as they contributed to the inertia of modern individuals who fail to take principled moral action.
This material is constituted by a single α1 phase.
Creatures totally indifferent to the weather would have no reason to take the real patterns of phenomena that hurricanes share as constituting a single kind of thing.
When we begin to see all of humanity as constituting a single family, drawing upon the forces of love and justice, it will have profound implications for our approach to the climate issue.
The cells were treated either with vehicle alone or antiestrogens at the time of seeding, and incubated for 7 days as constituting a single passage.
If any pair of SSR tracts separated by less than 100 bp is counted as constituting a single operational SSR locus for purposes of molecular marker development, there are 144 discrete SSR loci, with a frequency of 1 SSR locus per 4.9 kb, or about 200 SSR loci per Mb.
