Behavior which constitutes agitation can be broadly classified as aggressive vs non-aggressive and physical vs verbal [ 8].
Adams argues that "facts of obligation are constituted by broadly social requirements".
If this analysis is successful then it would constitute a broadly logical analysis, since the expressions on the right hand side of the account can each be defined using only broadly logical vocabulary.
Activity which constitutes a "change of position" can be broadly defined as taking steps which would not otherwise have been taken, or not taking steps which otherwise would have been taken, as a result of receiving the property.
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However, they do not constitute an ecologically uniform group, but can be broadly classified into grazer and browser functional groups, depending on their diet and mode of feeding [40], [41].
The brain (and the CNS more broadly) constitutes one of the most complex and fast evolving organs in the body.
This can be broadly defined.
Subatomism constitutes a return to (broadly) object-based correspondence.
By 1307, Parliament, thus broadly constituted, had become the distinctive feature of English politics, though its powers were still undefined and its organization embryonic.
