Sentence examples for is generally constituted from inspiring English sources
The double wall tube bundle heat exchanger is generally constituted by two or three (called double wall bayonet) concentric tubes.
In clayey soils, they affect the most superficial layer, which is generally constituted by physically weathered soils characterised by a diffuse pattern of cracks.
Two species of cobras (Naja melanoleuca and Naja nigricollis) are known to occur in south eastern Nigeria, where much of the pristine rainforest surface has been felled in the last thirty years, and where the actual landscape is generally constituted by a mosaic of farmlands, plantations, suburban areas, with a few remnant forest fragments.
Fast conducting fibers which have larger axon diameter is generally constituted by sensory nerve and local anesthetic's inclination to block small nerve fibers sooner than larger fibers are also known [ 25].
The involved molecules are called primary metabolites and are generally constituted by proteins, carbohydrates and lipids.
The active phase of these catalysts are generally constituted of MoS2 crystallites, promoted by cobalt or nickel and deposited on large area supports such as alumina.
Organic dyes for dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC) are generally constituted by chemical groups that act differently as electron donor (D) and acceptor (A) bridged by a linker.
"One of the problems with infrastructure is that it's generally constituted as a monoculture," Maltzan said.
Hitting a partner in the face is generally seen as constituting abuse, but many people don't understand the power of day-in-day-out bullying.
Estimates of the size of the middle class vary (as do definitions of it), but it is generally assumed that it constitutes about one-fourth of Russian society, and much of that is concentrated in Moscow, St .Petersburg, and other urban areas.
It is generally accepted that sequences constituting highly homogeneous arrays, including those within which the active centromere is formed, evolve in a concerted way [ 1].
