"The months ticking by constitute time wasted for the UK's economic prosperity.
A set of measures constitute time series.
The error term, ε it, constitutes time effect, which arises from heterogeneous behaviour of individuals (u it ) and time invariant variables (μ i ) (Nickell 1981; Kiviet 1995; Baltagi 2005).
History depends on what the consciousness of the historian brings to it, and thereby, the humanistic aspects of historical consciousness stems from the realization that our lives constitute time.
These time-points were confirmed by the subjects in their verbal reports as constituting the times when they did recognize the targets as being prospective cues.
This kind of preference constitutes, over time, a pattern.
In fact, the next five years constituted a time of drastic decline in Liberal support.
The parallel Bolaño is drawing is clear: the mass murders in Santa Teresa constitute, over time, a holocaust of women.
I always say the bedroom is for sleep and sex alone otherwise we tend to get mixed messages about what constitutes sleep time versus awake time.
He voted against them before, but they will be properly constituted this time, he says, and with more extensive rights for defendants.
So the issue — for employment law purposes — is how to determine what constitutes working time in a platform context.
