A prime minister heads the cabinet, which constitutes the executive.
This wave of electric charge, which constitutes the nerve impulse, is conducted from one cell to another.
The notochord, which constitutes the earliest structure that stiffens the embryo, appeared in animals before the true vertebral column evolved.
It is a response to a long and detailed diatribe, which constitutes the chapter's previous twenty-five pages.
The fact is that the entire hierarchy (which constitutes the definition of "church") has been and remains complicit and therefore utterly compromised.
At the core of any Western, serious or comic, there is always a beautiful simplicity, a stillness, which constitutes the genre's hold on the audience.
It is the latter which constitutes the bulk of this paper.
Contamination stems from a continuous source that feeds a steady plume which constitutes the hazard source.
It is this which constitutes the order and beauty of the universe.
After hydrolysis, bidistilled water was added to the acidic hydrolysate, which constitutes the amino acid fraction.
The pixels of images show a strong dependency, which constitutes the structure of two-dimensional image.
