The monad is labeled in different ways by Leibniz: individual substance, substantial form, real unit, constituent unit, entelechy.
K-fibers can be thought of as coherent units: their constituent MTs are held together throughout their length, as well as being focused at either end (Rieder, 1981; Spurck et al., 1997).
In peripheral nerve, candidates for cellular components of the neurovascular unit are constituents of the BNI, including pericytes, as well as Schwann cells, axons, macrophages, and mast cells (Fig. 4).
It was shown that, for deterministic mass fractals with a single scale, additional information can be obtained, such as the fractal iteration number, the number of basic constituent units, and the scaling factor.
The legislation also designated the TO reserve units as a constituent part of the ZNG reserve force.
It gives information regarding material properties of the constituents: unit dimensions and compressive strengths of units, f b, mortar, f m and masonry (perpendicular to the bed joints), f x ; specimen geometry: wall length, l w, height, h w and thickness, t w ; boundary conditions and applied vertical pre-compression, σ0.
The German high command lost touch with the advancing armies of the right wing, and the movements of that wing's constituent units became disjointed.
Imperial preference, historically, a commercial arrangement in which preferential rates (i.e., rates below the general level of an established tariff) were granted to one another by constituent units of an empire.
The comic, like a good game, is partly about storytelling, but it's also about the small pleasures of game-play, those constituent units of hedonic currency that any gamer viscerally understands, like the feel and timing of pulling off the Shoryuken move in Street Fighter, or the sound of Mario's fist exploding a brick in the Nintendo classic Super Mario Bros.
In the Caribbean area, the Netherlands Antilles remained part of the Dutch kingdom, although no longer under the authority of the government at The Hague, and in 2010 it ceased to exist as a political entity as its constituent units achieved various degrees of independence within the Dutch kingdom; the island of Aruba gained an autonomous status within the Antilles in 1986.
