But the real purpose of the constituent assembly is to transfer power to a new breed.
Given such diversity, it is most practical for assessment purposes to capture the existence of constituent explanatory elements in students' explanatory models (cf. Nehm and Haertig [in press]).
The head constituent is defined solely for the purpose of providing information for other constituents when necessary, as discussed later, but it does not follow that the head constituent needs to be defined according to a strict linguistic theory.
Recently, there has been growing interest in studying short-term effects of chemical constituents of PM2.5 for the purpose of identifying the most toxic chemical constituents of PM2.5 (Ito et al. 2011; Lall et al. 2011; Ostro et al. 2009; Peng et al. 2009; Zhou et al. 2011).
For illustrative purposes, Table 2 also presents the prevalences of constituent disorders within those who were classified with any CMD.
Lagoons are single or multi-celled designed natural wastewater treatment reservoirs that house diluted manure for the purpose of removing organics and other constituents by means of microorganisms or other biological processes.
The identity of constituent chemotherapy agents was ignored for this purpose.
Conventional algal harvesting begins with flocculation, or the neutralization of the negatively charged algal constituents for the purpose of aggregation (Pittman et al. 2011; Rawat et al. 2011).
By deciding to leave, City Opera "has disregarded and, in its own words, flouted the 'fundamental purpose' of the Wallace Fund to support 'a constituent part of the Lincoln Center campus,' " the unions said.
The purpose of the study is to examine the constituents of decision complexity and explore the cognitive strategies clinicians use to control and adapt to their information environment.
