Equation (4) constitutes the necessary minimum set of constitutive equations for an isotropic material replacing Equations (1) and (2).
And the red dots on Ms. Gill's neck, I argued, constituted the necessary "physical injury".
"We confirmed to their representatives in writing that this constituted the necessary consent for our action," the British Foreign Office said.
The supplementary restraint equation, stability equations, boundary conditions and continuity conditions constitute the necessary and sufficient conditions of determining the two characteristic parameters.
Surge protectors, switches, and groundings constitute the necessary safety equipment, while meters monitor power consumption, power fed into the grid, and energy storage.
Determination of the static characteristics of air bearings constitutes the necessary first phase in a design problem, which determines general feasibility.
Schumpeter shows that bank credit acts as money-capital and, therefore, constitutes the necessary premise for the realization of the innovative processes planned by entrepreneurs.
Together with advanced methods of data assimilation and novel observing system technologies, these capabilities constitute the necessary ingredients for multi-purpose regional ocean prediction systems.
"The atrocities have been corroborated and constitute the necessary evidence to conclude that the credibility and integrity of the election process was compromised," according to the report of Botswana's election observer team.
The proposed laws together with the law describing the development of the confinement constitute the necessary input for a model to predict the behaviour of an innovative connection consisting of such confined grouted interfaces.
There is an echo here of how the Court dealt a few years ago in the Skilling case with "honest services" for mail and wire fraud (which, after all, is where the misappropriation theory came from), narrowing what constitutes the necessary form of deception in relational settings in order to avoid due process and vagueness concerns.
