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There are times in our lives when the stories through which we constitute our identity no longer make sense.
This shifts the phenomenological focus onto Being as light and visibility, in which we can constitute objects at a distance and Being as the dark turmoil into which we sink, in insomnia.
We propose rules for dividing structures into these components, which we call constituting block copolymers.
By far the greatest influence on genome variation in ' Ca. Phytoplasma australiense' is the PMU, which we estimated constituted 39% of the SLY genome.
An approach was taken instead to maximise the heterogeneity of populations served which we believe constituted the next best approach to sampling.
An interesting aspect of the partially causal network is the web of highly connected genes (colored yellow in the lower right corner of Figure 3), which we hypothesize to constitute some form of a functional module.
Aristotle considers geometry and arithmetic, the two sciences which we might say constitute ancient mathematics, as merely the two most important mathematical sciences.
This other relation is to view nature as "a partner in the potent conversation" (158) in which we attempt to constitute it.
In this series of reviews, we summarize the background at the microscopic scale, which we suggest will constitute the foundations for upcoming representations at the mesoscopic level.
Our data suggest a complex interplay between mechanisms of local peripheral tolerance and innate antitumor mechanisms possibly involving NK cell allorecognition as a basis for the differential growth or rejection of B16 tumors in these unique chimeric mice, which we suggest to constitute a valuable new model system for the study of immune-mediated tumor rejection.
He evidently does not recognise that relinquishing the power to print the currency in which we are borrowing constitutes a critical incentive, perhaps THE critical incentive, to live within our means.
