Offering rational argument (that this is a real issue and legitimate subject, for instance) constitutes no line of defence against this particular charge.
What, for instance, constitutes a publication?
To question the accuracy of the information Michael Moore uses in his documentaries, for instance, constitutes a serious charge because he uses it to encourage audiences to revise their opinions and change their behaviour.
The legislation is also couched in a wider discussion of the war on terrorism, and whether funding of a group's political arm, for instance, constitutes support of its militant elements.
Saving that patient's limb or threatened life, for instance, constitutes such a good reason beyond any doubt.
A triplet (concept + property + instance) constitutes a proposition, or "[definitive] statement about (part of) the world" (Gardner, 2005; Schulze-Kremer, 2002, p 187).
This fact suggests that, when considering instances constituted by less than a dozen sites, an exact approach entirely based on integer programming may perform better than the implicit enumeration of the vertices of the generalized Buneman graph.
The investigating committee, while still headed by Ishii, found numerous problems with the papers and concluded that two instances constituted research misconduct.
Guided by profiles, an AC-like profiling driver automates the scaling of applications to ensure performance and improve resource utilization, e.g., increases or decreases the EJB instances constituting a JEE application.
