The pure form of the cutout, and the color that constitutes rather than clothes the form, captures the essence of human exploration.
As the smell of succulent barbecued meat drifts across the lion-infested plains, it becomes rather easy to imagine that we will be constituting, rather than consuming, the dinner in question.
Moreover, Ball explains (2008, 5) "Discourses mobilise truth claims and constitute rather than simply reflect social reality".
Therefore, gIF models constitute rather complex dynamical systems: the vector field (r.h.s) of the differential Equation (16) depends on an auxiliary "variable", which is the past spike sequence ω − ∞ [ t ] and to define properly the evolution of V k from time t to later times one needs to know the spikes arising before t.
Although they constitute rather crude cell models, solid microspheres represent interesting investigative tools, since they enable exact specification of the nature and density of the ligand presented to the cell surface.
As such, HP projects have mainly constituted rather superficial addenda to the work of engineering novel bacteria, which focus mainly on the objects made by the teams rather than on the processes of making (Frow and Calvert, 2013).
We studied the context and directionality of the silent bared-teeth display to verify that it constitutes an affiliative rather than a submissive signal in this species.
The new adaptive method does not assume any pre-defined analytical form; rather, it constitutes an optimum shape through an adaptive process by maximizing the energy collection onto the absorber tube.
Thus, Newton's theory is not incorrect; rather, it constitutes a valid approximation to general relativity under certain conditions.
Rather, it constitutes an unambiguous slander campaign aimed at the Palestinian leadership at a time when we seek to take new measures in defence of the Palestinian cause.
