Sentence examples for constituting a certain from inspiring English sources

Thus in category theory, the nature of the elements constituting a certain construction is irrelevant.

Here the phenomenology of the experience in constituting a certain pattern of salience is once again crucial.

An emotion influences behavior in a particular way that is, by providing or constituting a certain natural inclination.

[13] This means that while the first notion of objectivity refers to objectivity in terms of describing the natural world as it is, the second one relies on non-subjective criteria for developing, accepting, and rejecting the hypotheses and theories constituting a certain point of view [13].

The Renaissance preoccupation with the natural world had constituted a certain "realistic" bias.

"The passage of 70 years, in our judgment, constitutes a certain statute of limitation," he said.

RVers constitute a certain tribe on the road, and I learned that thousands were converging in central Oregon for what was billed as the Greatest RV Rally in the World.

The first row of each matrix and constitute a certain optimized punctured ZCZP.

And we agree that for a dictate to be authoritative is for it to constitute a certain sort of reason, let us say a protected one.

These entities constitute a certain uniform domain, which can be viewed as a subdomain of Frege's so-called "third realm" (the realm of the objective content of thoughts, and generally abstract objects of various kinds, see Frege 1918, cf. Popper 1972 and also Burge 1992, 634).

What constitutes a certain level of priority when in both instances innocent lives are lost, even children?