The texture-based schemes normally extract the global patterns of lines, ridges, and wrinkles that constitute for the robust palmprint recognition.
To social Darwinism, and to the related sort of thinking that constituted for Herbert Spencer and others a supposed justification for the more rapacious practices of unbridled capitalism, Peirce referred in disgust as "The Gospel of Greed".
How is it experienced day-to-day in academic medical centers that constitute for trainers and trainees a workplace, a teaching setting, and a setting where knowledge is produced and transferred?
They said it was partly the timbre of the voice, but more the histrionics of the message, the classical Arabic idioms and his familiar refrain of Allah-u Akbar, "God is great," that constituted for them the vocal signature of the fallen Iraqi leader.
On the idiocy, waste and vacuous drivel that constitutes "the case for Trident", he has been right.
A thread is a dynamic entity that constitutes the basis for RTOS application development.
Understanding how charges move through and between biomolecules is a fundamental question that constitutes the basis for many biological processes.
There is no diagnosis that constitutes a contraindication for guided growth — with the exception of physiologic deformities or an unresectable physeal bar.
Biology, meteorology and economy are the three legs of the tripod that constitutes the basis for understanding and predicting biological invasions.
We may consider and justify the action of leaving the residual neoplastic sample in the biobank as a "donation" that constitutes an advantage for medical research in general.
