Would it help if Mr. Stella paid more playful attention to the less obvious dimensions of what conventionally constitutes good, if not inventive, sculpture?
Instead they are offered the opportunity to pose for a photograph which will be posted on Facebook, and subjected to the drizzle of drivel that conventionally constitutes a marketing campaign undertaken by the Lawn Tennis Association.
Further, STPKs conventionally constitute 12 conserved Hank's subdomains which are also located in the N-terminal domain of PknJ [37].
Such a 'pure compound' is presumably to be distinguished from a couple, in the sense in which, were Siemens and Halske to be married or involved in some other intimate relationship, they would conventionally come to constitute a single couple.
Those constituted the positives.
constituted two occurrences.
Menander's nicety of touch and skill at comedy in a light vein is clearly evident in the Dyscolus in the character of the gruff misanthrope Knemon, while the subtle clash and contrast of character and ethical principle in such plays as Perikeiromenē (interesting for its sympathetic treatment of the conventionally boastful soldier) and Second Adelphoe constitute perhaps his greatest achievement.
Although conventionally sequenced SAGE datasets therefore constitute the only reliable sources of quantitative digital gene expression data at present, this situation is almost certainly set to change.
The groups conventionally classified as gnostic did not constitute a single movement with relatively homogeneous organization, teachings, and rituals.
First, just as an illusion, a mirror image, etc., are real in an ordinary sense, despite the fact that they are deceptive and unreal, so, too, conventional phenomena in the Prāsaṅgika Madhyamaka sense are conventionally real, and can even be said to constitute truths, despite being recognized by the Mādhyamikas themselves as unreal and deceptive.
