Sentence examples for constituting part of a from inspiring English sources

Each of these forms can be considered either in respect to the body they vivify and in this sense (as essential determinations) none of them is the form of the others, or as constituting part of a soul that is the animating principle of a certain kind of life, the human life, and in this sense the intellective part is the form and complement of all the others (QLIII2S 63, 268).

Several genes constituting part of a HSC 'gene signature' were also identified in our analysis, including MLLT3 and SMARCA2, amplified as a result of trisomy 9 in six patients and PBX1 amplified in three patients on chr1q22 1q25.3, strengthening the hypothesis that aberrant self-renewal may underlie a common MPN progenitor (Table 1).

Do these people know their postures and teeth constitute part of a desirable rural view?

It's the same with Bergman: even his earlier, lesser films constitute part of a great canon.

Constituted part of a German protectorate in 1884, the islands were captured by Australia in 1914 and were included in the territory mandated to that nation in 1921.

All these units constitute part of a higher-rank composite sequence developing between 21 and 14.80 Ma that we name "The Guadagnolo Depositional Sequence".

These ecosystem classifications provide tools for ecosystem management that constitute part of a larger goal of integrated management of forest ecosystems for long-term sustainability.

Indeed, they seemed to represent extinct forms, which, when viewed in the context of the succession of strata with which they were associated, constituted part of a record of biological succession punctuated by numerous extinctions.

But to use the term as it is used in Turkey, Pakistan, or Egypt is to assume that all these institutions constitute part of a subterranean web of common and nefarious purpose.

In this nervous time, the goading and counterpunching taking place with such deadly intensity over Iraq constitute part of a shadow war that may set the terms under which the real one would be fought.

The other half, constructed in the 1930s and 40s, constitute part of a collection of Art Deco and Art Moderne buildings surrounding the Grand Concourse, whose only national Art Deco rival is Miami Beach.