Sentence examples for which constitutes itself from inspiring English sources

The sequence takes place at the Fortress of Solitude, which constitutes itself out of the ice for Superman.

"It's not necessary / to write everything down," Christle writes in "Nature Poem," which constitutes itself by describing very simply a series of outdoor walks with loved ones, and ending, suddenly, with a consideration of how ants cannot masturbate, and the conclusion: "They do not love themselves enough / They only love each other".

The processing time to achieve automatic WSI analysis is on a par with the pathologist's performance (about ten minutes a WSI), which constitutes by itself a major contribution of the proposed methodology.

These reviews that Whitman wrote are a kind of self-promotion that is usually laughed off as a quirky tangent of the Whitmanesque spirit of excess and glorious ego worship, which constitutes much of the poetry itself.

When the third edition of Leaves of Grass was released in 1860, Whitman appended the anonymous reviews that he wrote at the end of the book and called them "Imprints". These reviews that Whitman wrote are a kind of self-promotion that is usually laughed off as a quirky tangent of the Whitmanesque spirit of excess and glorious ego worship, which constitutes much of the poetry itself.

During invasion, Plasmodium, the causative agent of malaria, wraps itself in a parasitophorous vacuole membrane (PVM), which constitutes a critical interface between the parasite and its host cell.

The name of the WRKY family itself is derived from the most prominent feature of these proteins, the WRKY domain, which constitutes 60 amino acids [ 11].

"Each of which constitutes a war crime".

Indeed, it is this which constitutes its retro-romantic charm.

A prime minister heads the cabinet, which constitutes the executive.

In Nepal, which constitutes the middle third of the Himalayas, those groups overlapped and intermingled.