The explosion of the provincial press in the 1850s reached a somewhat different social constituency but was tremendously important in constituting the sense of identity of the towns that it served.
These unexpected formal moves keep the story from dipping into the sentimental, as they usually lead to actual human emotion and thinking about what constitutes the human sense of self.
This study was aimed at a functional characterization of the domains that constitute the sensing and the kinase module of TcsC.
If a chamber gets no molecule then it constitutes failure in the sense of Bernoulli experiment.
This may constitute exploitation in the sense of Roemer or Steiner.
Moreover, it is conceivable to imagine limited or no action in the public health field as constituting 'efficiency' in the sense of negligible resource input yielding negligible returns but the cost-benefit ratio appearing reasonable in solely economic terms.
The ligand induces a hinge motion in GBP and the resultant protein conformational change constitutes the basis of the sensing system.
"We know we are very special," Davis writes in "Special": "Yet we keep trying to find out in what way: not this way, not that way, then what way?" This restless business of "trying to find out" is precisely what constitutes the specialty, in both senses, of this writer.
One suggestion is that faith is taking it to be true that there are grounds for the hope that love is supreme not simply in the sense that love constitutes the ideal of the supreme good, but in the sense that living in accordance with this ideal constitutes an ultimate salvation, fulfilment or consummation that is, in reality, victorious over all that may undermine it (in a word, over evil).
LRA detectors constitute efficient detectors in the sense of the high quality of their hard outputs.
Olfactory receptor (OR) genes, the largest gene family in mammalian genomes, constitute the basis for the sense of smell [1] [3].
