The emotions themselves are constituted, at least in part, by such interpretations.
The tactics constituted "at the very least cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment" by the American authorities, the summary said.
The bioinspired strategy of preparation of the materials relies on a fine understanding of interfaces and how the whole material is constituted at different length scales.
According to Strauss (and many others), the West is the civilization constituted at its core by the coming together of classical philosophy and biblical revelation.
For the most part, female abstract artists of the period made it — whatever "it" constituted at a given time — one by one, often aided by connections to men who had made it already.
"To perpetual judgment," Foucault observes, "we must add a fourth structure peculiar to the world of the asylum as it was constituted at the end of the eighteenth century: this is the apotheosis of the medical personage.
Paradoxically, the advertisements constituted at the same time models of clarity and of obscurityclarity in referring to prizes and to a 'puzzle contest,' obscurity in referring to a remote possibility of a letter-essay contest.
These attitudes include strong deference to science in matters of opinion about what there is, and the inclination to accept (approximative) completeness claims for science as actually constituted at any given time.
Mr. Justice BURTON agrees with the Court of Appeals and the trial court that petitioner's refusals to answer when ordered to do so by the trial court on June 30 constituted at least nine contempts of court.
This Committee shall be constituted at the commencement of the academic year, and the faculty and student members shall be rotated at such time as a new alleged violation is referred to the Committee.
The article identifies the ways in which the nation is spatially constituted at a range of scales, ranging from the home to the whole of the national space enclosed by borders, and it is argued that this produces complex geography.
