Sentence examples for this definition constitutes from inspiring English sources
In this definition, constitutes the output due to the desired signal, while constitutes the output due to noise.
Since an RNA secondary structure produces the skeleton constraining the tertiary structure, its definition constitutes a first and essential step.
In the algorithm just described, not all cycles but a set of linearly independent cycles are recorded, which by definition constitutes a cycle generator set Cgen.
"Under well-settled legal principles, lethal force against a valid military objective, in an armed conflict, is consistent with the law of war and does not, by definition, constitute an assassination," Johnson said at Yale Law School.
Subjects who do not have the metabolic syndrome according to WHO definition constituted the first group.
These definitions constitute the foundations of arithmetic.
The definition thus constitutes a formal specification for an implementation.
By this definition, straight Egyptian Arabians constitute only 2% of all Arabian horses in America.
This problem definition and perspective constitutes the originality and usefulness of the proposed framework; neither does it try to match adaptation measures to extreme events nor does it attempt to determine costs associated with certain transport modes and extreme events.
By definition, employees constitute part of the employed in an economy.
To help this movement, the definition of what constitutes an undue hardship, the magic words needed for the discharge, have been recently clarified by the Department of Education.
