For example, in speech sounds, the spectral modulations that constitute the formants in vowels (timbre) separate from those that constitute the pitch of the voice.
Technological advances contribute to new modes of academic dishonesty, although there may be a lack of clarity regarding behaviors that constitute academic dishonesty in the online learning environment.
If accusations of sexual violence are indeed to continue to be adjudicated by on-campus tribunals — and we note that the criminal courts are in many ways much better equipped than campus administrators to manage trials regarding acts that constitute violent felonies — then the 2011 policy requires a major overhaul.
Before and after the BPP, all participants completed questionnaires to assess their knowledge regarding key areas of child development, activities with their children, discipline practices, and perceptions regarding behaviours that constitute child abuse and neglect.
This has not always been obvious to investigators of the subject, however; indeed, much of the history of the field revolves around arguments regarding the nature and abilities that constitute intelligence.
Civil rights are those rights that constitute free and equal citizenship in a liberal democracy.
An object cannot exist without those properties that constitute its nature.
Instead, service users rated those elements that constitute preconditions for COC most highly.
Thus, we regard the swarm of mutants that constitute a quasispecies as a set of interacting RNA molecules distributed along a hypothetical niche axis [ 15].
A successful work of art can thus have the effect of "catharsis" (GW 11: 811), transforming the "whole person" of everyday life (the person who is entangled in their diverse relationships) into a "person as a whole" (the person who realizes their humanity by acquiring a sense of self-consciousness regarding the richness of human relations that constitute the historical development of humankind).
Madhva's Dvaita differs from the Western definition of dualism in that while he agrees to two mutually irreducible substances that constitute reality, he regards only one – God, as being independent.
