Detroit will no longer consist of two global giants, Ford and General Motors, and one regional car maker, Chrysler.
Clearly, the office no longer consists of the old icons -- the steel filing cabinet, the cubicle, the conference table.
Fast forward 15 years or so and the bedroom musician is now part of a band, and the studio no longer consists of just a 4-track.
Thankfully, the entrepreneurs have been able to streamline their system so that their work day no longer consists of transporting pieces from apartment to apartment.
Most parties today are medium-sized, which means the blocs no longer consist of a big social democratic party and a small Green party, but two near equal-sized parties.
As a consequence, the spectrum of the emitted radiation no longer consists of practically one single, sharp spectral line at 254 nanometres, but the radiation energy is distributed over various broadened spectral lines corresponding to different electronic energy levels of the mercury atom, the strongest emissions lying at 303, 313, 334, 366, 405, 436, 546, and 578 nanometres.
We will realise that our relationship with them can no longer consist of telling them how they should be like us.
In particular, all terminal α-helices are missing, and the central β-barrel no longer consists of two similar four stranded β-sheets but of one three-stranded and one five-stranded β-sheet (Fig. 1A).
For a while now, talking about television has no longer consisted of repeating jokes from "Seinfeld" near the office coffee machine.
Her audience no longer consisted of farmers' wives, but included perhaps embassy staff or dowagers from Eaton Square – for the first time bereft of all maids and cooks-general – who had never before so much as touched a frying pan.
They no longer consisted of scenic representations, but of chariot races and combats of wild beasts (Dion Cass. LXVII.14; Sidon. Apoll. Carm. XXIII.307, 428; Capitol. Gord. 4; cf. Lipsius, ad Tac. Ann. XIV.15).
