Sentence examples for views constitutes from inspiring English sources

Each set of three supplementary views constitutes what DeLorme calls Aerial Data Packets, and they cost about $5 per square mile.

(Huygens, at least in his post-Principia views, constitutes a special case).

She said yesterday that her views constituted "a legal position" and not a political position.

Using Blair's language, Islamist views constituted a "virus" to be "eliminated".

One arrives at different theories depending on how one understands the volitions in question and how exactly these actions would hypothetically depend on them, but nonetheless these views constitute something like a unified family.

Munot et al. [ 28] did not state which views constituted their mammograms, while Berg et al. [ 40] made craniocaudal, mediolateral and spot-compression views on a standard mammography machine, which we regard as common practice.

At most, it might be that the moral point of view constitutes one sort of impartial point of view.

This view constitutes a more radical threat to the computation of intrinsic value than does the view that intrinsic betterness is not transitive.

Their narratives bring out the tension that exists between what they are supposed to teach and what in their view constitutes legitimate knowledge.

This, in our view, constitutes the best control possible.

The nth admission view constitutes a cross-section of various patient view groups, each having their own additional risks.