Sentence examples for constitutes mass from inspiring English sources

One of the key differences between the government and its critics is whether bulk interception of emails and digital records constitutes mass surveillance and breach of privacy.

Needless to say, Americans are bad at agreeing on a total or even a definition for of what constitutes mass shootings, which, I guess, is a symptom of the weird psychosis the nation is in.

It said: "We are dismayed that the committee has accepted the premise that bulk collection of data does not constitute mass surveillance.

Honan said the community expected teachers to stand up against the abuse of children and the treatment of children in Nauru constituted "mass scale abuse".

She stridently rebutted the view that measures in the bill constitute mass surveillance — asserting: "We do not collect all the data, all of the time" — before going on to argue that "bulk collection" is necessary to ensure there is a "haystack" of data available to be filtered for intelligence in the first place.

We start from the usual set of MHD equations in covariant notation begin{aligned}& nabla_{mu} bigl(rho u^{mu} bigr) = 0, & nabla_{mu} T^{{munu}} = 0, & nabla_{mu} F^{munu} = 0, end{aligned} (1) which respectively constitute mass conservation, conservation of the energy-momentum tensor (T^{munu}), and the homogeneous Faraday's law.

There is not yet any definition of what constitutes a mass influx and again no figures were mentioned.

This theory proposes that the central region of the apical dome constitutes a mass of cells with relatively low division rates, the méristème d'attente, or "waiting meristem".

While there is no agreed-upon definition of what constitutes a "mass shooting" and what constitutes merely another deadly entry on the police blotter, there is little doubt that the frequency of large-scale gun atrocities has increased in the past decade.

PM2.5 that constitutes particulate mass associated with anthropogenic factors, however, varies significantly within short distances from emission sources.

Therese Langer, the council's transportation program director, said in an interview that her organization did not have a rule about what constitutes a mass-market vehicle.