Sentence examples for to be constituent from inspiring English sources

M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: She performs organ work, the fugal parts containing a lot of notes not to be played softly ((p acket in anag).. D. F. Manley: Wily —— could be Watt, cheekily dissembling (comp. anag. & lit.; ref. Hilary W. pretending to be constituent of V. Cable).

But in slightly later works, such as 'On Denoting' (1905), propositional functions are said to be constituents of universal propositions.

Pericondensed PAHs as large 472 amu, which is attributed to the molecule C38H16 with 12 hexagonal rings, are found to be constituents of the precursor particles.

We also adjusted our second multivariable model for additional nutrients (except lactose) known to be constituents of milk.

In this approach, resource utilization parameters, such as differences in time to extubation, duration of MV, and ICU length of stay, would have been considered to be constituents of benefit, to which eventually a monetary value would have been assigned.

We further extended our second multivariable model to evaluate the influence on our estimates by adjustment for additional nutrients known to be constituents of milk, but the hazard ratios were only changed by 4% or less.

The Western sector of Berlin is not to be a constituent part of the Fed.

Benn's daughter Melissa remembered him prank-calling the late Labour cabinet minister Tony Crosland by pretending to be a constituent.

James did not take perception to be a constituent of emotion, but he clearly recognized its importance.

On Thursday, someone called "Alexis", and purporting to be a constituent, suggested on Twitter he would stab Coyle if he came across him.

Stanford, then, seems to be a constituent, part of the subject matter, of John's remark.