Sentence examples for constitutes a long from inspiring English sources
Memories constitutes a long series of departures.
The determination of load deflection relations for finite elastic deformations of rubber engineering components constitutes a long standing practical problem with numerous applications in the construction and transport industries.
While the book doesn't specify what constitutes a "long time," I did find myself spacing out here and there over the course of the afternoon I spent aimlessly hiking through the brush just outside of Palm Springs.
Indeed, there are no optimal outgroups available for the phylogeny rooting of Pandion, since it constitutes a long branch in the phylogeny of raptors, distant from its sister Accipitridae family [ 11, 45].
The complex originated in northern California, probably during the late Miocene [ 23- 25], and expanded southwards around the Central Valley, which constitutes a long standing geographic barrier, first as a lake and more recently as ecologically unsuitable habitat.
The study gives a new evidence of the past diversity of the vegetation cover and do not support the idea that green alder colonization at the subalpine belt constitutes a long-term risk for the vegetation diversity.
The widening divide in fortunes constitutes a long-term drag on the economy, experts say.
How centriole and basal bodies are assembled constitutes a long-standing unresolved question.
To conclude, we propose that the prevalent c.433_434delAT deletion identified in all Poitou donkeys constitutes the recessive long-hair FGF5 l-poitou Poitou allele and that the c.245G > A nonsense mutation, which is rarely identified in the Poitou and other breeds, constitutes a long-hair FGF5 l-donkey donkey allele.
Rory McIlroy, the reigning United States Open champion, was asked Wednesday whether this constituted a long course.
Asked whether the four years cash that the government has guaranteed constituted a long enough investment he replied: "You know, I'm a foreigner in this beautiful country.
