It constitutes the fundamental base of rural livelihoods.
A reference RF fingerprint DB constitutes the fundamental basic information of the proposed WPS.
The E − band constitutes the fundamental band edge of the Ga1−xIn x N y As1−y alloy.
This illustrates the fact that the lack of metering and price signalling constitutes the fundamental cause of wasteful water use.
In that case, the nonnormative social fact of custom that constitutes the fundamental norm would make the values relevant to the validity of ordinary norms (Coleman 2001a).
If relationship constitutes the fundamental datum of human wholeness, it remains also true that relation was not understood by Buber independent of its conceptual antipode, namely "distance".
The efficiency is understood in the sense of mutual information (between input and output signals), which constitutes the fundamental concept of the Shannon communication theory.
Even though MCM and SCM problems are considered closely related, the latter constitutes the fundamental basis for all the constant multiplication problems and is usually solved by specialized, fine-tuned algorithms [1, 3 5, 9 11, 14].
The long-term existence of a multi-ethnic state founded together by multiple nationalities, together with effective governance, constitutes the fundamental political security of multi-ethnic "harmony in diversity".
To do that, Lewis thinks, one needs a distinction among the properties and relations: some are special, in that it is their pattern of instantiation among the fundamental entities that constitutes the fundamental structure of reality the "joints" along which nature is to be ultimately carved.
