The study of fixed point approximation algorithms for computing fixed points constitutes now a topic of intensive research efforts.
Study of fixed (zero) point approximation algorithms for computing fixed (zero) points constitutes now a topic of intensive research efforts.
The molecular bases of this stochasticity are multiple and constitute now a major subject of investigation.
Eleven firms, most of them recently constituted, now scrap for a toe-hold in a market that two sleepy insurers contested a couple of years ago.
There had never been a national entity encompassing the areas now constituting Pakistan, an ethnic mélange thrown together hastily by the British for strategic reasons when they partitioned the subcontinent in 1947.
1– 3 In high-income industrialized nations, the epidemiology of TB has changed, with immigrants from endemic countries now constituting a major proportion of new TB cases.
Pete Wareham and Mark Lockheart are the frontal tenor sax lobes, but what makes this their most accomplished, coherent recorded work is the LP's unitary vibe: by the sound of it, the group now constitute a single brain, a listening one.
In Israel, a 10-year-old throwing a rock in an officer's direction now constitutes a "threat" answerable with a live bullet.
Taking the 2011 census finding in London that respondents self-identifying as "white British" now constitute a minority, the Today programme interviewed people who had made journeys both between the capital's boroughs and beyond them; both black and white.
As a result, what may have started as a project now constitutes a context wherein differently empowered actors negotiate and renegotiate roles and rights to resources.
Sendups of the culture of Hollywood, its superficialities and self-importance, constitute a minigenre by now, a particularly wearying one.
