Sentence examples for together to constitute from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the terms of a sum are the numbers that are added together to constitute the sum or the numerical expressions denoting them.

It could indeed be argued that the two go closely together to constitute what may be called a metaphysical point of view, a standpoint whose primary purpose is to provide understanding.

In fact the two sides of the film come together to constitute an allegory about the soul and the national identity of Spain, and in a wider sense about the struggle between good and evil, between the humane and the inhumane, the civilised and the barbaric.

Next, these RBMs are stacked together to constitute a deep belief network (DBN).

A dendogram shows a multilevel hierarchy of clusters, where the clusters (groups) at one level are joined together to constitute a cluster for the next level.

The bars are glued together to constitute a self-supporting rigid board to be placed in a waterproofed case, as described above.

A number of these works, in the form of grisailles, were apparently done with an ambitious series of prints in mind, which together were to constitute a Passion series (unfinished).

From the point of view of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA), the positive studies taken together failed to constitute enough evidence to require regulatory action (FDA 2010).

These beings and doings together are held to constitute what makes a life valuable.

Thus it needs a plurality of all-in-one devices to work together in order to constitute the bus protection, as shown in Fig. 3.

Together they appear to constitute overwhelming evidence that male circumcision can reduce female-to-male HIV transmission by 45 65% in sub-Saharan Africa.