"What I absorbed on that occasion," Ellington wrote later, "might, I think, have constituted a whole semester in a conservatory".
The new car, composed of three flexible compartments, constituted the whole train, and ran on the elevated line from Park Row to Lefferts Avenue, Queens.
During the centuries when the Roman Catholic Church constituted the whole of Christendom, each individual's place in the church reflected his place in the political and economic structure.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 93 Letter to Emily Post, published in the Daily News, asking if it would be all right for the groom to sing at his own wedding, since he has constituted the whole choir in that church.
The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 93 Letter to Emily Post, published in the Daily News, asking if it would be all right for the groom to sing at his own wedding, since he has constituted the whole choir in that church.
In some species from Anthemidae, Eupatorieae, Senecioneae and Tageteae tribes, it constituted the whole mesophyll (Fig. 5).
Peirce considered himself in his later years as approximating Hegel about the reality of thirds, with two differences: first, that for Hegel thirds involved invariant laws, whereas for himself thirds merely involved habits; and second, that for Hegel thirds constituted the whole of reality, whereas for himself thirds needed to be supplemented with something else, "firsts" and "seconds".
Exploitation of recombinant DNA and sequencing technologies has led to a new concept in vaccination in which isolated epitopes, capable of stimulating a specific immune response, have been identified and used to achieve advanced vaccine formulations; replacing those constituted by whole pathogen-formulations.
Supernatants constituted the whole cell extract.
The Swiss authorities, without success, requested access to the Gunson account, arguing that it would have established whether the judge had assured Mr. Polanski that time he spent in a psychiatric unit would constitute the whole of his period of imprisonment.
