Sentence examples for constituting a collection from inspiring English sources

"It's as if the Centquatre is constituting a collection of monumental works that maintain a trace of exhibitions past," said Mr. Gonçalves.

There weren't enough unpublished stories to constitute a collection until very recently.

The published conference proceedings constitute a collection of articles among the most cited in this scientific area.

"There weren't enough unpublished stories to constitute a collection until very recently," the editor Anne Margaret Daniel said, of F. Scott Fitzgerald's previously unpublished archives.

Bill of Rights, in the United States, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which were adopted as a single unit on December 15 , 1791 and which constitute a collection of mutually reinforcing guarantees of individual rights and of limitations on federal and state governments.

Or we might deny that every arbitrary assembly of objects constitutes a collection.

The Zynga Playbook constitutes a collection in one document of many of the most material non-public commercially valuable concepts, techniques, know-how and best practices for developing successful and distinctive social games.

The Platform Integration layer constitutes a collection of hardware and software components providing the necessary computational infrastructure e.g. a hybrid public and private cloud instances that ensures cross-platform accessibility of data.

The pixel value range of the edge region is defined as 0.8Th ∼1.2Th, and the pixels in the edge region constitute a collection M. The average gradient of the character edge GAVERAGE in the edge region is given by G AVERAGE = 1 | M | ∑ ( i, j ) ∈ M | ▽ I |, (8).

These three pieces along with a handful of others constitute a collection titled, Behind Closed Doors.

This co-adapted space arises because it constitutes "a collection of equivalent solutions to the same biological problem" [44; p. 195], the problem being in this case obtaining (as an offspring) and providing (as a parent) an amount of parental investment which maximizes lifetime fitness.