We used the same asset lists for semi-urban and rural areas, which could have biased the households' wealth status, constituting one of the limitations of PCA (21).
They together constitute one entity ("one entire divinity"), as "the root, and the stock and the branches" constitute "one tree," or as the sun, the light, and its splendor are "undivided" and form one thing.
During the holidays "Christmas" and "the family" become one and the same; they are constituted in and through each other.
Definitely relational, this effort constitutes one of the best and most hidden visual moments in "theanyspacewhatever".
Collectively these three works constitute one of the 1960s and 1970s most sustained criticisms of modernism.
The former constitutes one of the first and most basic parameters in surveillance planning.
Myosins constitute one of the largest and most diverse protein families in eukaryotes [ 21].
Few would deny that it constitutes one of the most powerful and engrossing of all symphonic statements.
And it constitutes one of the biggest threats to marine life.
The mammalian spermatozoon constitutes one of the most complex and specialized cell types found in organisms.
