Sentence examples for constituted to begin from inspiring English sources
However, as played out in art worlds, institutional theories tell us what counts as an art object rather than how such objects are constituted to begin with.
At the beginning of the project, an expert group was constituted to identify clinical priorities and offer knowledge, experience and opinion on contentious aspects of clinical practice.
To begin with, our survey sample of 978 respondents constituted only 25% of the entire nationwide population of 3874 registered students in their final year of medical school.
Choosing Staten Island to begin Looking Forward, the concert series that will constitute the bulk of the City Opera's season, was a fresh idea.
Instead of identifying diseases and then searching for a cause, we need to begin by identifying the major areas of activity that constitute women's lives.
It is important to begin this discussion of signaling in three dimensions ("3D") by defining what constitutes 3D as compared to a 2D environment.
The period from July to September is the monsoon and October to beginning of November constitutes the post-monsoon season.
It is not easy to even begin to quantify what constitutes just reparations for horrors such as slavery in America, apartheid in South Africa and the Nazi Holocaust in Europe; yet that is the ethical question raised when the past pushes its way, uncomfortably, into the present.
The germ layers form during the process of gastrulation, when the hollow ball of cells that constitutes the blastula begins to differentiate into more-specialized cells that become layered across the developing embryo.
The TIC-Tox approach constitutes a beginning step in the process of identifying the forcing agents of toxicity in disinfected water.
In this richly ambiguous structure, the newly introduced motive would be regarded by the criterion of key, as the second subject; in purely thematic terms, it might almost be said to constitute the beginning of the codetta, or concluding section.
