Sentence examples for it does constitutes from inspiring English sources

There are only a finite number of states, and the way they link up what the scanner sees to what it does constitutes the machine's program.

On the other hand we see that the IOP is similar to that of a scar-free bleb, despite having a scar cap which is almost 70% the radius of the bleb itself (although it does constitutes a smaller component of the bleb surface area), and the sub-conjunctival tissue is exposed to lower pressures than the scar-free case.

The H5246 260 peptide is located in the H1 region of HA and although its location does not contain receptor-binding sites of HA [34], it does constitute a glycosylation site.

"It does constitute a war crime," he said.

But it does constitute about 85% of my total viewing habits these days.

Though this gesture does not contravene any law of the game, it does constitute placing pressure on a referee, which goes against the Respect campaign.

Magee's explanation of the roots of Wagner's anti-Semitism in his paranoia isn't a defense of the composer's attitude, but it does constitute a kind of an apology.

In a letter to Peter S. Kalikow, the M.T.A. chairman, Mr. Thompson wrote: "While the glaring deficiencies in the M.T.A.'s presentation of the T.A.'s budget proposal may not constitute a breach of the M.T.A.'s fiduciary responsibilities, it does constitute a breach of responsibility to the citizens of New York City".

He also questions Monton's claim, inasmuch as it does constitute an approach of sorts, that it is viable.

We choose this window function for comparison because it does constitute a tight Gabor frame while exhibiting superior TF localization properties compared to rectangularly shaped windows for instance.

Although carbapenem resistance remains at relatively low levels in northern Europe, it does constitute a serious threat worldwide as a consequence of acquisition of carbapenemase genes with a higher prevalence in southern Europe and Asia.