Sentence examples for history constituted from inspiring English sources

Eschatological dualism i.e., a dualism concerned with the ultimate destiny of humanity and the world, how things will be in the "last" times on the other hand, conceives of a final resolution of the present dualistic state of things, in which evil will be eliminated at the end of a linear history constituted of a series of unrepeatable events instead of a cyclical, repetitive one.

After the move, the history constituted by the most recently visited cells is updated.

At Ebenezer, the Bible and human history constituted a vast tapestry with a single recurring pattern: deliverance.

Merity et al., 2009 found that n-grams (unigrams and bigrams) in combination with knowledge of the label of previous sentences (history) constituted a very strong baseline for AZ.

Indeed, this revisionist history constitutes something of an introduction to development economics, retracing their roots in the global South as well as North, along with pre-communist Eastern Europe.

A miasma of existential doubt seems to hang over large chunks of the aid industry, even here in the UK, where I've argued before that a combination of government, NGOs, think tanks, academics, public opinion and history constitutes a particularly productive and resilient 'development cluster'.

The patient was noted post-operatively to have had an abnormal bleeding duration at baseline that had not been reported in her menstrual history, constituting a protocol violation.

Therefore, this difference in the emigration history constitutes a likely explanation as to why Mexico was so late to fully endorse emigrant communities.

This great breadth leads some to see an interdisciplinary discipline which, more wide-ranging than architectural history, constitutes the "architectural humanities".

Learning different analytical frameworks and interpretive skills, applying them to different mediums (text, image, film), and historicizing the formation of cultural history constitute crucial vectors in students' training.

Because agricultural soils are widely contaminated with a range of pesticides including long-lasting neonicotinoids such as imidacloprid, contamination history constitutes a possible confounder that may obscure detection of differences between treatment and control.