Sentence examples for specifically constituted from inspiring English sources

Russell strongly intimated that it is a part of the very nature of logical analysis that if our pre-analyzed understanding of a certain phenomenon involves the postulation of entities with certain structural or modal properties, one should seek to replace talk of such entities with logical constructions specifically constituted so as to have these features by definition (PLA, 272 79; LA, 326 29).

Specifically, constitutes the first column and the first row of.

Awareness Training -- Everyone should be educated and trained on what specifically constitutes strange behavior or suspicious activity.

They are constructed by people with varying ideas about what they are, so their future is muddied by differences in opinion about what, specifically, constitutes a microgrid and how it should be regulated.

The interaction between Opuntia dillenii and the honeybee, specifically, constitutes an example of the beginning of a potential invasional meltdown [24] [26] on islands, where an alien invasive species facilitates the integration and the expansion of another invader in the system.

More specifically, this constituted 9% of both African and Eastern European immigrants, 22% of Western European immigrants and 3% of Asian immigrants.

Namely its commissions, at least, formed a kind of argument about what is and is not performance art, or, more specifically, what constitutes a particular kind of performance art that is implied by the term "visual art performance".

Thank you for asking me to appear before this Committee, in this instance to discuss U.S. policy toward Afghanistan and, more specifically, what constitutes an acceptable end-state in that country and how the United States can best work to bring it about.

We suggest that members of the miR-200 family, and miR-200b specifically, might constitute novel therapeutic targets in kidney disease.

We suggest that members of the miR-200 family, and miR-200b specifically, might constitute novel therapeutic targets in various kidney diseases.

But still, the tales of Schopenhauer and Rousseau tell us that committees constituted specifically for the purpose of judging scholarly work are not always good at it.