Sentence examples for constituting notes from inspiring English sources

The perception of a melody is invariant to the absolute properties of its constituting notes, but depends on the relation between them the melody's relative pitch profile.

(He created his 1949 "Miss Dior" dress, embroidered with a lawn of flowers that constitute the notes of the perfume, for her).

Also, residents' daily life routines should be noted which constitute the social and activity spaces for community dwellers.

Far from constituting a "grace note in our national life", as Abbott has suggested, the titles system has a long history of dividing Australians.

However, numerous other well documented metabolic impairments have been noted constituting additional and likely overlapping pathological processes (reviewed in [ 8, 9]).

It should be noted that FPC503 constituted a different clade from that of the typical serotype A strains, suggesting that the EdwGI group may be composed of two subgroups.

It should be noted that failure to disclose constitutes a deceptive omission.

Bank notes entered circulation as the money banks lent to their borrowers, and these notes constituted most of the total currency in circulation.

Certainly its authors noticed: they sued the rapper who, at first, claimed his minor alteration of the notes constituted a new composition.

Indeed, the very scholar whose uncompleted notes constitute the bulk of the book's literary references, which are so copious and catholic it seems ridiculous to try to provide even a suggestion of their scope.

Watching her enduringly bizarre collaborations with Gondry (in their video for Army of Me, she blows up an art museum), or hearing the footprints in the snow that constitute the opening notes of Aurora, I remembered just how much she really has accomplished, and even this show is not enough to render that accomplishment moot.