After all, as he writes in "Zen and the Art," his ideas constitute "a line of thought that had never been traveled before".
"What happens in Scotland, England and Wales does not constitute a line into which Northern Ireland must be brought," he added.
Students might focus on what constitutes a line in poetry, on uses of first-person point of view in fiction, or on something more esoteric.
It also characterizes the direction of greatest variance of the UM1 evidenced in successive fossil populations along an evolutionary trend where it constituted a line of least resistance to long term evolution of broader molars over 10 myrs [29].
Each variable constituted a line-of-evidence (LoE) which was summarized in a WoE analysis.
For someone of Edward Peter Murray's age, an invitation to play football would conceivably come only from neighbors for a touch pickup game, to be played in a park amid the autumn leaves, the two oak trees at the far end constituting a goal line.
The concept implies that all resources consumed by an intervention should be valued, not just those constituting a budgetary line item.
The graph of these local extrema are connected with line segments constituting a linear spline that we denote as an extreme spline.
The BM is composed of a group of fibrous proteins embedded in a hydrated polysaccharide gel, constituting a continuous lining surrounding and attaching to myoepithelial cells via hemidesmosomes and focal adhesion complexes [ 3- 5].
"[The federation] notes that the demonstration will not constitute a picket line as defined in the BC Federation of Labour's picket line policy".
Mr. Obama put his credibility on the line when he declared last August that Mr. Assad's use of chemical weapons would constitute a "red line" that would compel an American response.
