Sentence examples for constituted by a number of from inspiring English sources

It is constituted by a number of detectors built around a permanent magnet spectrometer.

(Individuals participate in a number of institutions and hence occupy a number of institutional roles; hence the alleged possibility of their identity being constituted by a number of different institutional roles).

A different category of data management solutions from the one discussed above is that constituted by a number of online web-based repositories of QC calculations, normally developed by one research group with a very specific scientific objective in mind.

The proposed model is based on a new superstructure that includes all configurations in terms of use, reuse and regeneration of water in a field constituted by a number of croplands.

For a formal definition of a system, Lundvall (1992, p. 2) suggests: "Somewhat more specifically, a system is constituted by a number of elements and by the relationships between these elements".

The H5 network turned out to be star-like and constituted by a number of sub-clusters.

A proposition is constituted by any number of concepts, together with a specific relation between them; and according to the nature of this relation the proposition may be either true or false.

Molgula socialis and Pyura stolonifera have a particularly complex coronal organ as it extends on branched tentacles and it is constituted by a variable number of rows of sensory cells.

It has been determined that the core of the intestinal microbiome is constituted by a definite number of nearly ubiquitous species that show a high variability in terms of abundance [ 8, 10] and that this core of species is not shared between close relatives [ 1, 7].

An integrated symbolic-numerical-graphical package devoted to the analysis of plate/beam-type structures and its meta-heuristic optimization is implemented, with capabilities of simulating active multilayered structures, constituted by a variable number of different material models.

The shell is assumed to be constituted by a finite number of orthotropic layers with uniform thickness.