A second candidate reason that architecture is a social art is that processes of making architecture are thoroughly and ineluctably social phenomena, constituted by interactions of social groupings created and governed by social conventions and arrangements.
Health care is a complex human endeavor constituted by the interaction of multiple professions, organizations, industries, technologies and the public.
On the other hand, the bridge to light response is constituted by an interaction of VeA with the phytochrome-like red light receptor FphA, thus forming a complex which also comprises LreA and LreB (Fig. 3), the A. nidulans orthologs of the N. crassa photoreceptors WC-1 and WC-2 (Purschwitz et al. 2008, 2009).
An agent-based approach views development projects as socially constructed processes constituted by the interactions of policymakers, workers, "beneficiaries," and their socio-material environments.
The interface of these two proteins has been shown to be mainly constituted by electrostatic interactions between an acidic and convex surface patch (helices 1 and 4) within the CARD domain of Apaf-1 and by a basic and concave surface patch (helices 2 and 3) within the CARD of procaspase-9.
For example, the BBSome is constituted by tight interactions between 7 of 12 BBS proteins.
As discussed in more detail below, this profile is consistent with a Ca2+-conducting pore constituted by the heteromeric interaction of multiple TRPC and, perhaps, Orai subunits.
"What has emerged is a concern with looking at how large social systems shape and are constituted by the social interactions we engage in daily".
This thought appeals to the intuition that real causal relations are always constituted by basic physical interactions, by bits of matter bumping into each other.
The legal norm presumes that human bodies are biological objects of fixed kinds, whereas on Butler's theory bodies are contingently constituted by transient social interactions (Abrams 2011 76).
