Sentence examples for constitutes a series from inspiring English sources

As such, our migration approach constitutes a series of model transformations, for which we define transformation rules.

He was undefeated on 123 not out after more than eight hours, and that score added to his first innings 114 and the 253 not out he made at Nagpur constitutes a series aggregate of 490 for once out — not far off half the total of all the runs South Africa's batsmen scored between them.

The debate simply constitutes a series of monologues performed by dogs with collar cones on.

The holotype constitutes a series of approximately eight badly preserved somphospondylus dorsal vertebrae.

How many races constitute a series? A. From 1920 to the present, a yacht must have won four match races to capture the Cup.

They constitute a series of separate diffusion flames, each with a tribrachial edge flame structure that is stabilised along the channel.

I don't know if it's ever been tested in court, but wouldn't even passing a joint around a room constitute a series of acts of "supply"?

Knowledge has constituted a series of stopping points (authoritative source, authoritative texts); a corresponding set of institutions and practices to "filter out" bad information; and a physical representation constrained by the form, length, and relative unalterability of printed books.

"The contracts entered into between Amazon and the Big Six," the complaint said, constitute "a series of contracts and/or combinations among and between the defendants which unreasonably restrain trade and commerce in the market of e-books sold within the United States".

The 83 string quartets (of which seven are single-movement arrangements of orchestral pieces titled The Seven Words of Our Saviour on the Cross and known as The Seven Last Words) by Joseph Haydn (1732 1809) constitute a series in which virtually the entire history of the string quartet is represented.

Time series constitute a series of data points collected or sampled at fixed interval.