In addition to being verified by these interviews, this constitutes well-codified security principles spelled out in standards documents such as ISO 17799 2005 [ 31].
"The question of what constitutes well in this new world is one that seems to be up for grabs," Ms. McCarthy said of the success so far.
While about half of American malls are surviving well enough, even the standard for what constitutes "well enough" has downgraded considerably, as manifested by my blog articles on Oxford Valley and Quaker Bridge malls.
So what, to UBS, is "presentable", and what constitutes "well-groomed"?
So values and political judgements about what constitutes well-being soon muddy the waters, and these may be different from what makes us happy.
What constitutes well-being and the best ways to measure it is an enormous topic both in Philosophy and in adjacent disciplines.
The stratum corneum confers impermeability towards most solutes and this constitutes a well known problem in transdermal drug delivery that usually can be bypassed by empirically determined compositions of detergents and lipids or liposomes [31].
Second malignancies and cardiovascular events constitute well recognized long-term hazards of this chemotherapy [ 3].
Those facilities constitute well over a tenth of the nation's post offices, buildings that once physically embodied government honesty, efficiency and even culture.
Their judicial opinions constitute well over one-third of the Pandects (Digest) contained in the great compilation of Roman law commissioned by the emperor Justinian I in the 6th century ce.
The stochastic hybrid systems constitute well established classes of realistic models of hybrid discrete/continuous dynamics subject to random perturbations, autonomous uncontrollable transitions, nondeterminism or uncertainty.
