Sentence examples for constitutes a system from inspiring English sources

The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.

Equation (19) together with Eq. (20) constitutes a system of algebraic equations.

As will be clarified shortly, what exactly constitutes a system under measurement is a debated topic among measurement theorists.

The combination of these two algebraic systems constitutes a system of (R (K+1) ) algebraic equations which we solved by Newton's iteration method.

In particular, we need to: extend our conceptualization of what constitutes a system; apply our thinking to a much wider range of complex problems and global challenges; and engage in more predictive work.

The organization constitutes a system of collective defence whereby its member states agree to mutual defense in response to an attack by any external party.

The combination of coplanar division-based spreading and recurrent local modules for piecemeal internalization constitutes a system-level solution of gradual volume rearrangement under spatial constraint.

We suggest that the combination of coplanar division and recurrent rosette formation for piecemeal internalization constitutes a system-level solution of volume rearrangement under spatial constraint.

Similarly, the protons and neutrons in atomic nuclei constitute a system that can be raised to discrete higher energy levels by supplying appropriate excitation energies.

As he put it — in a line unearthed by the Harvard Business School historian David Moss — "banks constitute a system, being peculiarly sensitive to one another's operations, and not a mere aggregate of free agents".

In the international sphere, Guelfism constituted a system of alliances among those who supported the Angevin presence in southern Italy including the Angevin rulers of Sicily themselves, the popes, and Florence with its Tuscan allies.