It is constituted by our willingness to humble ourselves to the 'mystery' of something".
The suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) are a pair of neurons located in the anterior hypothalamus above the optic chiasma, [ 1, 2] and it is constituted of about 8,000 to 10,000 neurons [ 3– 5].
The avian influenza virus, as it is constituted now, does not attach to receptors in the human throat.
Around or beside the bud, a ring begins to develop; it is constituted by a protodermis which protects the underlaying parenchyma.
It is constituted of short β -sheets (three to four residues).
Such approaches to public engagement have been challenged on a number of theoretical and empirical points, which relate, for instance, to who is 'the public' and how has it been constituted; who decides what is going to be talked about and on what grounds and at what stage of policy making is participation set and why [37, 38, 35, 24, 39, 27].
It was constituted a municipality in 1867.
The PCC did not say anything, despite in the past promoting itself as a defender of press freedom (even though, unlike its predecessor, it is not constituted to do this).
Nor is it constituted to consider whether Scudamore's apology for the comments, in which he acknowledged they were "inappropriate" while complaining that the secretary who leaked them had no right to do so, was a sufficient response.
Because concepts are the elements from which theories are constituted, it is possible to contribute much to our understanding of sociological theory and theory change by concentrating on concepts.
