Sentence examples for constituting hundreds from inspiring English sources

Software systems are large and intricate, often constituting hundreds of components, where the source code may or may not be available.

All this goes back to the debate over what constitutes "21st-century skills".

The CU-sequences and their thicknesses constitute 3rd order sea level changes and reflect the immediate response to crustal thinning.

It sums up individual ILs of all links that use channel 1 within IR of each of the two nodes that constitute 12th-ranked link, to find out the total IL for channel 1.

Xavier Becerra, with Roybal's endorsement, won election in the newly constituted 30th District, which included half of Roybal's old 25th District.

Many still hold onto that definition of what constitutes 20th century classical music, and also use those two adjectives to imply what is good and valuable in new music.

The episodes constitute the 78th, 79th and 80th overall episodes of the series.

Here, our model assigns the query protein to its associated GO category (1st pair) based on the respective Intra GO term similarity, given by the similarity between the proteins constituting the 2nd pair, i.e. the 1st pair will be labeled as similar if its similarity is equivalent to the similarity of the 2nd pair (labeled as similar) and vice versa.

The new volumes, together with the reprinted 11th edition, constituted the 13th edition.

However, it is important to note that an Alert is not an emergency (which constitute the 3rd and 4th levels of notification).

In 1992, Dr. Stefano Carboni, former Curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, instead thought the lamp might constitute a 13th- or 14th-century example, one of the few known to him with an intact wick-holder.