Is it constituted by performance?
The one told here is a good example; it begins with the Protestant Reformation, when people suddenly became interior, severe, suspicious, individuated, and as Sussman puts it, "constituted by terror, anxiety, indecision, and guilt," and proceeds to the present, when people are the same but more so (26).
"We think it constitutes punishment by humiliation for people who have not even been charged with a crime," Ms. Eisenberg said.
It constitutes 5percentt by weight of the Earth's crust, and it is the fourth most abundant element after oxygen, silicon, and aluminum.
It constitutes a conspiracy by all employers in this industry to bar from gainful employment a group that is ready, willing and able to work.
A statement has a "word-to-world" fit because it constitutes an attempt by the speaker to make his words "match" the world in a certain sense.
Recirculating flow near a static contact line, encountered in the production and deposition of thin liquid coatings, is undesirable since it constitutes a means by which process defects can arise.
Magnesium is an alkaline metal and the eighth most abundant element in the Earth's crust, where it constitutes about 2% by mass, and ninth in the Universe.
A whole is not caused by its parts; rather, it is constituted by its parts.
However, its report on the currency question has attracted attention as it constitutes a rare effort by any official body in the Gulf to discuss in public the relative merits of the case.
