What, for example, constitutes a positive result?
What, for example, constitutes a reliable and relevant study?
What, for example, constitutes the length of a democratic transition: a year, a decade, a century?
A photograph, for example, constitutes hard (i.e., reliable) intelligence, whereas the report of a secret agent may be speculative and difficult to prove.
(Did "King Kong," for example, constitute "an attack on the nerves of the German people?") And Mr. Urwand found records of a global network of monitors who made sure the cuts were made in all countries, including the United States.
It's also often unclear how "privacy" is actually defined and what, for example, constitutes a "reasonable expectations of privacy".
It is a further question which items of the relevant sort (which diagonal propositions or epistemic possibilities, for example) constitute the narrow content of a particular state of a particular subject.
Note that Refs. [4, 12], for example, constitute significant progress over the current state of the art as they fit into the "big, deep, and smart data" schemes of the developing materials design approach [9].
Does durability, for example, constitute an important definition of what is or becomes a literary novel?
