The finite element model was constituted (without considering the effect of temperature) for determining DS of LG composite.
CDF and the leadership of the cooperatives have to work out how to get the thrifts to recognize the losses that the defaults constitute without undermining their faith in the thrifts.
It is here suggested by counsel for the Denver Company that the surveys made in the Grand Ca non in 1871 and 1872 constituted, without further action on its part, a sufficient location and appropriation of at least that part of the designated route.
Spinoza's views on Scripture constitute, without question, the most radical theses of the Treatise, and explain why he was attacked with such vitriol by his contemporaries.
For example, my giving you money, or a latte, may causally result in your experiencing pleasure, whereas your experiencing pleasure may constitute, without causing, your being happy.
The result was strong representationalism about all experiential phenomenology, according to which the entire phenomenal (qualitative) content or qualia of any experience is metaphysically constituted without remainder by its representational content.
The fluorosis risk can easily be reduced by supervising children while brushing and by preparing infant formula with nonfluoridated water or purchase of infant formula constituted without fluoride.
In addition, sample panels were constituted without any selection for disease severity, and negative controls included not only healthy patients but also patients who had a wide range of other conditions, thereby avoiding inflated estimates of diagnostic accuracy.
The council will then decide whether the conviction constitutes professional misconduct (without re-trying the case).
"In effect," Mr. Judt wrote in an essay published in January in The New York Review of Books, "A.L.S. constitutes progressive imprisonment without parole".
