This thought appeals to the intuition that real causal relations are always constituted by basic physical interactions, by bits of matter bumping into each other.
There is disagreement over the rest of the formulation Proclus attributes to Xenocrates: in speaking of 'the things that are always constituted according to nature', did Xenocrates intend to rule out forms for individuals, which are transitory, and for artefacts, which are not constituted according to nature?
Their conserved three-dimensional structures are always constituted by a α-helix connected to a two or three-stranded β-sheet[ 37].
Note that this view seems to imply that, since the presence of intuitive content is not essential for the act to be an objectifying act, every such act either is a signification or is always co-constituted by a signification.
The first step – which is always involved but which never constitutes the entire intervention – is parental counselling.
For students at journalism college there is always that initial debate of what constitutes a story.
What constitutes the real New Orleans is always in flux.
At the core of any Western, serious or comic, there is always a beautiful simplicity, a stillness, which constitutes the genre's hold on the audience.
Green argues that a man's will must always be free in at least one sense: "since in all willing a man is his own object to himself, the object by which the act is determined, the will is always free … [that is] willing constitutes freedom" (DSF 1).
