Cells that constitute fully differentiated tissues are characterised by an architecture that makes them perfectly suited for the job they have to do.
Such asexual fragments (buds) constitute fully functional mini-sponges that are probably capable of surviving for a considerable amount of time in the plankton (or rafting on pumice, for example) before potentially colonizing distant reef habitats.
There are, however, serious difficulties for this partial constitution version: in particular, if one is committed to saying that God's commanding φ-ing partly constitutes its being morally obligatory to φ, it is hard to see what state of affairs the theological voluntarist would be tempted to say is also necessary for moral obligation to be fully constituted.
This constitutes a fully distributed evolutionary algorithm embodied in physical robots.
The computational grid employed in BHAC is provided by the MPI-AMRVAC toolkit and constitutes a fully adaptive block based (oct-) tree with a fixed refinement factor of two between successive levels.
This combined approach constitutes a fully predictive, potentially very accurate, and still extremely fast-running, tool for the approximate simulation of all the main variables, suitable for performance prediction and optimization studies.
The SASPA questionnaire constitutes a fully patient-administered tool to monitor PsA activity.
Although PHLIP constitutes a fully functional image analysis software, the open source project PHLIP intends to further expand the program's capabilities.
Our integration of the TCOD with AiiDA constitutes a fully-open platform implementing all four FAIR principles of "Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, Reusability" for scientific data management and stewardness [64], that is furthermore fully interlinked with data generation.
But whipping up fears about the Republican agenda doesn't constitute a fully formed policy platform, especially when the Republican candidate himself is running away from some parts of that agenda as fast as he can.
