Sentence examples for constituted by its from inspiring English sources

A whole is not caused by its parts; rather, it is constituted by its parts.

An authority is legitimate only when it is a free group agent constituted by its free members.

Assuming that everything has causal structure, it follows that everything performs the computation constituted by its causal structure.

The Buddhist thesis that all things are negative in nature (inasmuch as a thing's nature is constituted by its differences from others) is rejected, as is the view that all things are eternal or that all things are noneternal.

It arose, as sociologist Jacques Berlinerblau (whose forthcoming book is called How to be Secular) argues, "in antagonistic dialectic with the most potent and intractable forms of human collective representations, that which is commonly referred to as religion," and is therefore partly constituted by its adversary.

Yet neither game nor art is constituted by its equipment.

The inadequacy between access to drinking water and sanitation constitutes, by its induced effects, a factor of accentuation of poverty.

Here is a correspondingly vague initial statement of nonseparability: The state of the whole is not constituted by states of its parts.

Urban space is constituted by the relation between its physical substance and its non-physical flows as well as its position and meaning in the global network of interrelations (Lefebvre, [1991]:341).

In the guise of their club, which, despite it all, is still constituted by them, they evaluate its apprehension by interlopers; whether players and managers understand who they represent, and the consequent duties incumbent upon them.

(You may have noticed a small lacuna in Newton's argument: in (i) the water is at rest and in (ii) in motion relative to that part of its surroundings constituted by the air above it.