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Hugo Award nominees and winners are chosen by supporting or attending members of the annual World Science Fiction Convention, or Worldcon, and the presentation evening constitutes its central event.

"In Search of Nature" amounts to a kind of precis of decades of work encapsulating his close study of ant genera that has constituted his central thrust and the sociobiology that brought him notoriety and fame.

Suggestion, or suggestibility, plays a significant role in collective behaviour, especially in social unrest, and it constitutes the central phenomenon of hypnosis.

The Congress of State, a council of ministers, is composed of 10 members, elected by the Great and General Council from among its members, and constitutes the central organ of executive power.

Besides, the T1 strain represented by its prototype SIT53 constitutes the central node of this unrooted tree and SIT 52 of T2 and SIT 37 of T3 are the other big nodes closest to the central node).

In its 450 stanzas it expounds the entire compass of his thought and constitutes the central text of the "philosophy of the Middle Way".

Calendar time constitutes the central dimension upon which human development progresses; it is a limiting factor for developmental researchers.

But none of them constitutes our central myth, technology itself.

Comorbidity itself therefore constitutes a central characteristic of dyscalculia.

The central valley of Chiapas farther inland constitutes the central section.

Aging constitutes the central risk factor for major diseases including many forms of cancer, neurodegeneration, and cardiovascular diseases.