Does that constitute an American strategic interest?
Does that constitute an atrocity?" This argument prevailed in Bonn, and the final version of the pact doesn't address retribution.
Several nectin and cadherin clusters that constitute an individual adherens junction are united by the same actin-filament bundle.
The hippocampus is considered a domain-general structure21,32,33 whose major role is the associative binding of the various elements that constitute an episode34,35,36.
The village sits at the foot of the tabletop mountain Puig de Randa, the home of three secluded monasteries that constitute an important Roman Catholic pilgrimage site.
Conversely, support vector machines (SVMs) refer to kernel-based methods, neural-network-alike models that constitute an approximate implementation of the structural risk minimization principle.
In order to provide a better understanding of RRM's design, this paper presents a detailed investigation of key challenges that constitute an efficient RRM framework.
Further, to be effective HRM must be diluted to reflect what is often (un)spoken budget and financial performance criteria that constitute an internal audit system.
Here, we demonstrate the importance of short-range contacts between active enhancers that constitute an Igk super-enhancer in B cells.
The film, like most of Wiseman's films, is about the life of an institution: the rules, principles, and ideas that constitute an institution, and their connection to the lives of people who realize it, manage it, and depend on it.
Consequently, the well-defined sequence of individual tasks that constitute an operation becomes so routine that team members often don't need words to signal the start of a new stage in the procedure; a mere look is enough.
