Sentence examples for the operation constitutes from inspiring English sources
The operation constitutes major surgery.
The results reveal that experts consider ship independent navigation in ice conditions the most complex navigational operation, which is confirmed by accident data analysis showing that the operation constitutes the type of navigation with the highest number of accidents reported.
They asserted that such an operation constitutes "a lawful killing in self-defense" and is "not an assassination".
He disinguishes two ways of understanding suppositio, the first as the act the mind itself; the second as an operation constituting one of the properties of terms.
The guns that "walked" across the border under the "Fast and Furious" operation constitute less than 3% of those guns.
In 2001, the Supreme Court ruled that police use of thermal imaging devices to check homes for the telltale heat produced by high-intensity lamps used in indoor marijuana-growing operations constitutes a search under the Fourth Amendment and is "presumptively unreasonable" without a warrant.
He claims that an agreement last month under which Colombia will allow the United States access to bases for anti-drugs operations constitutes a threat to Venezuela.
The nine operations constitute a secret history of American power as used against foreign governments by three Presidents.
Such an index is based on newly defined environmental risk indices for chemical components present in the inlet and outlet process streams and the different unit operations constituting the given process.
Microcomputers, employed in such studies for more than a decade, may produce errors resulting from the inertia of measurements, due to the manual input of terminal points of the operations under analysis and to misjudging the number of operations constituting a work cycle.
If we can achieve such a thick description of the operations that constitute scientific practice, we would be able to make good on Bridgman's promise that "it is better, because it takes us further, to analyze into doings or happenings rather than into objects or entities".
