In today's world, whether a researcher, policy maker or practitioner, change and turbulence, socio-economic and socio-technical constitute the order of the day and serve to inject substantial amounts of uncertainty and risk that complicate decisions and even endanger their sustainability.
In the past, the diurnal birds of prey constituted the Order Falconiformes and were classified into five families (i.e. Cathartidae, Falconidae, Accipitridae, and the two monotypic families Pandionidae and Sagittariidae) [ 24].
It is this which constitutes the order and beauty of the universe.
Nudibranch, also called sea slug, any of the marine gastropods that constitute the order Nudibranchia (subclass Opisthobranchia of the class Gastropoda).
Abbott announced on Tuesday the Queen had amended the letters patent constituting the Order of Australia to allow the special honour of knights and dames, on his recommendation.
Space and time constitute the underlying order of phenomena, so are ultimately phenomenal themselves, and hence also continuous.
However, prior discussion of authorship provides the research group the opportunity to determine two things: first, what constitutes authorship and the order of authorship, and second, what factors would change authorship.
The law does not specify what might constitute "carnal intercourse against the order of nature," other than to note that "penetration is sufficient to constitute the carnal intercourse" cited.
From the perspective of developmental studies, the finding of vertically oriented clonally related neurons has inspired the concept of ontogenetic columns, which (in the primate) constitute ensembles of on the order of 10 neurons each (Rakic 1988).
This order was a revision of the 2003 "appropriate integration order", which constituted the rights of religious soldiers to an army environment that is in affinity with their religious needs, mainly the need to avoid contact with women "under circumstances of seclusion or immodesty".
It also constituted the core of the social order.
