Telus argues that Mason will have an outsize vote different than its economic position, and that this constitutes empty voting.
Processed carbohydrates, such as those found in white bread are harder to draw nutrients from, and therefore constitute empty calories.
Existence of these empty routes imposes thermodynamic constraints on the values of kinetic parameters, e.g. rate coefficients in the steps, which constitute the empty routes.
Photograph: AP Updated at 7.40pm BST 5.32pm BST Leaders advocating increased pressure on Russia insist Tuesday's work does not constitute an empty threat, Julian's report from Brussels continues.
It took months for the military to sort out that Objective Murray constituted only the two empty mud huts, and that none of the killings had occurred there.
In 1562 the Council of Trent recommended that church Masses be written with singing "constituted not to give empty pleasure to the ear, but so that the words may be understood clearly by everyone, and that thus the hearts of listeners may be drawn to the desire of heavenly harmony".
Later in the century, liturgical music again became less extravagant in the wake of the Council of Trent (1545 63), which ordered that masses be sung "clearly and at the right speed" and that singing "be constituted not to give empty pleasure to the ear, but in such a way that the words may be clearly understood by all".
Assay performed with an empty vector constituted the negative control.
Firstly, the empty cells were constituted by two glass substrates separated by Mylar slices which decide the cell gap.
If the volume of the fast space could be emptied during exercise this should increase the mean systemic vascular pressure, and would constitute a form of physiologic blood doping.
The cosmic text constituted of mutually differing signs is then the empty place of empty things, and as such, the ultimate scripture of emptiness.
