Sentence examples for constitutes from the from inspiring English sources

The normal value of a clinical measurement is usually defined by Gaussian distribution, which constitutes from the central 95% (or 2 standard deviations [SDs]) value of the healthy population [ 16, 35].

So there's a satisfying logic in the occupants of "the insubstantial realm" being physically constituted from the pages on which they're written.

The tribes of sci-fi, constituted from the related clans of SF, fantasy and horror, have one of the most extensive and complex awards seasons of all genres.

Proteins of both hyperthermophilic and mesophilic microorganisms generally constitute from the same 20 amino acids; however, the extent of thermal tolerance of any given protein is an inherent property of its amino acid sequence.

Further, is the Toeplitz channel matrix constituted from the channel impulse response (CIR) where.

The ship resulting from the replacement of the original planks is identical with, but not constituted from the original planks.

The constructivist sees religious or mystical experiences to be constituted from the very start by cultural conditioning.

However, this perception is not a simple sensation but a perception constituted from the I as a perception of itself.

Later Cup is constituted by Tcup [alternatively: Cup and Tcup never constitute each other, but later are constituted from the very same atoms].

The training corpus was constituted from the TIMIT database [33] in the same manner as the test corpus used in [22] but with different speakers.

However, as all elements within vector are assumed i.i.d., each scalar product can be modeled by a single random variable, whose power is constituted from the sum of powers from the single elements in.