So the government of Pakistan, however it is constituted, which is of course their business, not ours, must begin to deliver government services".
In the model, for simplifying, we neglect the anomalous Hall effect in the GeMn constitute, which may induce this discrepancy.
We all seem to have our own idea of what constitutes intelligence, which makes it hard to say whether an AI passes muster.
When I speak of a cognitive relation here, I do not mean the sort of relation which constitutes judgment, but the sort which constitutes presentation" (1911, 209).
A patient's refusal of treatment does not constitute suicide, which in law requires a "positive act".
The two combined words constitute steganography, which means covert writing, it is the art of hiding written communications.
The remaining 20% constitute rivers which serve as a source of water for domestic and irrigation purposes.
The membrane proteins possibly constitute those which are associated with organellar membranes or the plasma membrane.
"We should believe in the strength and vitality of the values which constitute the EU and which neighbouring states can believe in and aspire to join".
The color scheme and the arrangement of forms, etc., are factors and qualities which constitute the theme, and which the theme, as such, articulates.
