These themes constitute the results of the study.
The majority of the article constitutes the result of individual research methods employed by the author.
Unfortunately, Xunzi does not explain how exactly a confusion about the purpose of names leads to these sayings, or what constitutes the resulting disorder of names.
Hence, essence is placed in act through creation, not because a form educed from its potency is impressed on it, but because it constitutes the result itself of the agent's action.
Something can be in potency with regard to a given act, either as the subject (subiectum) from which something else can or must be produced (as in the case of matter with regard to form), or as the object (obiectum) that constitutes the result itself of production (as in the case of generation, the form, or more precisely, the combination of matter and form).
The ULRA method express upper limb load by value of the RTI, which constitutes the result of calculation in accordance with the independent variables characterising the repetitive work: the values of parameters referring to upper limb posture, exerted forces and duration of the specific cycle phases.
With a silver and bronze for the men and women curlers, the four medals constituted the best result since the 1920s, and beat the three medal target set by UK Sport.
"This is the beginning of a new political era," the Freedom party leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, said after what constituted the best result at federal level for the former party of the late Joerg Haider, calling it "historic".
Both Scarponi's overall championship and Gadret's podium finish constituted the first such results for either of them in a Grand Tour.
The time series of data were constituted by the results of, at least, three samplings per year in each monitoring station.
