By the time of the American Revolution, the German groups (by then known as Pennsylvania Dutch, or, more correctly, Pennsylvania Germans), constituted one-third of the population.
Very roughly put, phenomenology holds that the world is constituted, in a special sense, but correctly, in consciousness.
In 1850 he wrote The Unity of the Human Race, in which he insisted correctly that all humans constitute a single species.
Additionally, a sound, more complete definition of what constitutes a correctly mapped read needs to be considered (see below).
"The UCI failed to apply its own rules … which constituted a serious breach of its obligations … to govern the sport correctly," states the report.
At the gastrula stage, when controls exhibited a correctly partitioned ectoderm, the vast majority of the hd-injected embryos (80%, n > 1200) appeared to be constituted by a uniformly thickened epithelium and no discernable ciliary band was identified.
The ability to correctly interpret scores from assessments constitutes a component of assessment literacy (Inbar-Lourie 2008).
When the interplay between work and private life does not function correctly (work-home conflict), this constitutes a well-known risk factor for poorer health, increased absenteeism and lower work performance.
The genes encoded in a number of sequences that constitute these benchmarks were correctly located by our approach.
Roughly, a constitutive convention helps "constitute" a social practice, in the sense that it helps define what the practice is and how to engage in it correctly.
