These relations constitute a mode of social regulation.
The perception of pain becomes paradigmatic of self-knowledge as unmediated perception, i.e., a non discursive, non-conceptual and non-propositional type of knowledge that, nonetheless, does constitute a mode of knowing distinct from discursive knowledge.
The idea that emotional feelings may constitute a mode of perception is another familiar theme in recent work in moral philosophy, in the writings of John McDowell (1981) and others.
Toxins found in O. polyrhachis-furcata's genome are for many enterotoxins, suggesting that oral toxicity may constitute a mode of killing for our fungus.
Peroxisome proliferator activated receptor-α (PPAR-α) activation and its sequelae have been proposed to constitute a mode of action (MOA) for hepatocarcinogenesis by such agents as a sole causative factor.
Following Darwin's view, I have argued that the coevolution of display traits and mating preferences constitutes a distinct mode of aesthetic evolution in which the subjective sensory and cognitive experiences of mate choice can have evolutionary consequences independent of natural selection (Prum 2012).
The results suggest that induction of apoptosis, G2 cell cycle arrest and inhibition of c-fos expression, AP-1 transactivation and ERK phosphorylation may contribute to the growth-inhibitory effect of genistein in some breast cell types, but none of these effects of genistein constitutes a generic mode of growth-arresting action.
Considering our application, the dataset here constitutes a three-mode tensor, which can be denoted as ({mathscr {A}}_{Ttimes {mathrm{lon}}times {mathrm{lat}}}).
Since certain modes are reflected or attenuated, this constitutes a modal filter.
They suggested that this network constitutes "an organized mode of brain function that is present as a baseline or default state and is suspended during specific goal-directed behaviors".
In any case, the mechanism constitutes an unknown mode of multiple cellular fission, perhaps with similarity to the type of proliferation which has been described for some bacteria and organelles (Angert, 2005), but not yet for archaea.
