This constitutes an instance of convergence or re-cycling in mediascapes.
And since this social identity is often part of one's individual identity, such treatment is likely to be injurious to the self-respect of the one with this identity, and in that sense constitutes an instance of misrecognition.
This constitutes an instance of knowledge flow in which existing native Chinese concepts were largely ignored and a set of foreign theories was simply applied to an alien or exotic context.
O'Reilly also found the bank's refusal to release any "meaningful information" about the findings of the investigation "constituted an instance of maladministration".
But if the force of blame is grounded in the cognitive elements of the emotion, then why wouldn't a judgment with the same content constitute an instance of blame?
Thus, a world in which a third hydrogen atom bonds to our the oxygen atom o in Figure 1 is simply not a world in which W exists; it is not a world in which o, h1, and h2, even bonded as they are in W, jointly constitute an instance of Water.
Each cell in the simulation constituted an instance of a particle class including data members position, velocity, force, length, cell type, and growth rate.
They are structured, even compositional, but not reducible to language-like symbol media (Rescorla 2009); they constitute an instance of what Cummins (1996) calls S- Representation without being simply picture-like representations.
For instance, while sadness has been labeled as a negative emotion (Tiedens, 2001), it constitutes a judgment of loss and can offer an opportunity for openness and intimacy, especially when the loss is shared with others (Solomon, 1993).
As such, it constitutes a branch of cognitive science.
Effectively, it constitutes a modulation of (x t)) and λ.
