Hybrid organic inorganic materials based on conjugated polymers constitute state-of-the-art compounds with recognized technological implications.
Best opinions, on this sort of view, do not just track independently constituted states of affairs which determine the extensions of the central predicates of D: rather, they determine those extensions and so to play an extension-determining role.
In Bowman v. Chicago and North Western Railway Company he declared that a state prohibition of common carriers transporting liquor into the state was unconstitutional because it constituted state regulation of interstate commerce.
As spectacles designed by committees with close affiliations to the state in both China and Russia, the relays also constituted state-orchestrated extraterritorial displays of nationalism.
Opponents object to the vagueness of what constitutes state secrets and the absence of any third-party oversight on what government officials can designate a secret.
Under our cases, that is enough to constitute "state action" for purposes of the Fourteenth Amendment.
As to what constitutes state action within the meaning of the amendment, see Virginia v. Rives, 100 U.S. 313; Ex parte Virginia, 100 U.S. 339, 347; Home Tel.
Lawyers for Mr. Bové argued in court that fear of health risks from the crops constituted a "state of necessity" that allowed citizens to take the law into their own hands and destroy them.
In 1970, in a contribution to Notes from the Second Year, titled "Woman and Her Mind," Meredith Tax argued that the condition of women constituted a state of "female schizophrenia" — a realm of unreality where a woman either belonged to a man or was "nowhere, disappeared, teetering on the edge of a void with no work to do and no felt identity at all".
The composites containing active fibres made of piezoceramics constitute the state-of-the-art structural materials capable of adjusting their mechanical state according to dynamic loading conditions.
