Still, though that event constituted (or perhaps was constituted by) a change in Socrates, it did not in itself constitute a change in Xanthippe.
Each such event is constituted by thrownness (past), projection (future) and falling/discourse (present).
Stein, who wishes to tie his definitions of temporal concepts to intrinsic geometric structure, holds that "in Einstein-Minkowski space-time an event's present is constituted by itself alone".
If one wishes to evade chronogeometric fatalism, as far as the special theory of relativity is concerned, then it seems there is no alternative to accepting Stein's relation R as representing a genuine relation of becoming and to considering that an event's present is constituted by itself alone.
Ad hoc decisions about patient admission, material resources and adverse events constituted only a small portion of decisions made by the shift leaders.
In principle, each module or both of them might undergo further duplication events, leading to a gene constituted by more repetitions of amino acid sequences.
According to most versions of event-causal and agent-causal theories, an action is an event that is caused in the right way: the action is identical with or constituted by the outcome of that process.[18] According to process views, the action is either identical with or constituted by that process (Searle 1983; Dretske 1988; see also Thompson 2008).
Seen like this, resoluteness correlates with the idea that Dasein's existence is constituted by a series of events in which possible ways to be are chosen.
Accordingly, we suggested that the current complex population genetic structure of this species was mainly constituted by multiple unrelated founding events (long-distance colonization) of dispersal, and also affected by contiguous population expansion and some degree of restricted gene flow.
A good avatar needs documentation of exclusive events, particularly events or activities that express taste, as online personas are constituted by listing your consumer preferences.
