Sentence examples for process of constituting from inspiring English sources

Okawa (2008) investigated the process of constituting academic literacy practices of a Japanese first year nursing student.

Although both countries have unique histories, the common experience of colonisation and the process of constituting themselves as modern and developed nation-states provide a shared template for understanding their contemporary (national) situations.

As part of a coordinated approach, they can serve as building blocks in the overall process of constituting a new ethical discipline – translational ethics that cross the theory-practice gap within ethics.

Thus, the elements involved in liminality facilitate the spaces of wellbeing as a complex process of mutually constituting interactions.

Nzewi's (2001) study of the Igbos of Nigeria describes malevolent ogbanje: chronically-ill children who are born and die repeatedly in a process of reincarnation constituting supernatural revenge against the family.

According to the literature, after 20 min of treatment time, the solubilization by LHW process of biopolymers constituting Arundo donax is very poor at temperatures lower than 165 °C [ 39], while significant degradation of monosaccharides was observed at temperature higher than 200 °C in batch systems [ 40].

The whole process of taking constitutes half of what the city is about.

Recent historical research shows that these textbooks, products of a politically directed process of modernisation, constitute complex hybrids of western and Chinese knowledge that are designed to facilitate the integration of Chinese medicine into biomedically dominated contexts of practice.

Moreover, the evermore frequent need to determine molecular alterations on tissues collected years ago makes standardization of all tissue management procedures fundamental, starting with fixation (the process of fixation constitutes the first and essential step for the tissue conservation for pathological purposes).

Thus, it is tempting to suggest that the membrane blebs are required for membrane growth in order to allow cell spreading and in addition facilitate the spreading process to constitute sites of actin metabolism connected to integrin- and growth factor-induced signalling.

We address the problem of computing bounds on the execution rates of processes constituting an embedded system, and propose an interactive rate analysis framework.