Identified codes and their properties and dimensions constituted a continuously developing 'framework' for further observations/interviews.
This constitutes a continuously changing random graph.
More particularly, precise positioning applications constitute a continuously growing sector whose surveyors, civil engineers and more recently farmers represent the principal users.
It is by such momentary structures of retentions, original impressions and protentions that moments of time are continuously constituted (and reconstituted) as past, present and future, respectively, so that it looks to the experiencing subject as if time were permanently flowing off.
Core attitudes include attitudes about what constitutes valid information, what kind of information is likely to be in error and what new information must be continuously acquired from reliable sources.
The whole individual person is continuously 'in the making' or being constituted, yet it also continuously influences which components (e.g., experiences, feelings, actions) enter into the constitution of the whole and in which ways these components occur.
Oil could be continuously extracted.
Be continuously challenged.
Sourcing will be continuously evaluated.
Thought is due not to the transmission of sense motion but to the perception of images constituted by films that continuously issue from all bodies and, retaining their form, arrive at the psychē through the pores.
