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| 1 | project area owns all project artifacts, and all relationships between these artifacts, that constitute the resources of the project. |
| 2 | might; but it would also constitute too great an intrusion on liberty for the gain in equity and efficiency it might (or might not) represent. |
| 3 | Listening, speaking, reading, then writing constitute the fundamental order in language learning. |
| 4 | Grap the cold-field paddyfield's characteristic and preponderant colony have the directive sense to constitute father's precept of weed, choose chemic weed scientific and its measure. |
| 5 | Four quarts constitute a gallon. |
| 6 | They constitute your memories; where you were, what you were doing, what you were interested in, what you were thinking of. |
| 7 | At runtime the server knits together the contributions from all installed components into the web pages that constitute the server's web UI. |
| 8 | the root of all this is a profound division of opinion over what constitutes, or should constitute, national identity. |
| 9 | CP43 and CP47 are two pigment protein complexes, which constitute the photosystem II (PSII) core antenna, and play an important role in excitation energy transfer. |
| 10 | This agreement and the schedules hereto constitute the entire agreement between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof and supersede all previous writings and understandings related hereto. |
| 11 | All the sectors on a disk platter that can be read without moving the head constitute a track. |
| 12 | True, and there are similar problems trying to measure the impact of ambition, vengeance, loyalty, and adherence to ideologies or religions, which in varying ways constitute culture. |
| 13 | These applications constitute the operational business environment in an enterprise, and are the sources for observations about things that happen in the enterprise. |
| 14 | The sum of all the business entities and their relationships constitute the domain model, which describes the problem domain. |
| 15 | He was also silent on precisely what would constitute finishing the job in Afghanistan or how soon he envisioned being able to begin extricating the United States from the war there. |
| 16 | They can now, for instance, appoint more directors without this being deemed to constitute control. |
| 17 | Taken together these constitute the so-called shadow avoidance syndrome. They enhance the growth of shoots and the upward movement of the leaves (i.e. the hyponastic response). |
| 18 | One consequence for coral reefs is that the symbiosis between the corals and algae that constitute a living reef is breaking down. |
| 19 | These acts constitute an interference in the internal affairs of other countries. |
| 20 | As to what evidence to be presented or whether the defendants' ACTS constitute crime, the court will decide independently according to law. |
| 21 | The revelation, which if true could constitute a breach of the National Security Act, came from a leaked briefing to Congress by Leon Panetta, the head of the CIA. |
| 22 | They do not constitute a complete and continuous set of memoranda. |
| 23 | Push SPV, introduce insurance mechanism, constitute government assuring system, disperse and transfer housing credit risk afterwards. |
| 24 | new laws also seek to tighten existing legislation on affirmative action, decreeing that black South Africans must constitute at least 60% of senior management by 2017, up from 26% at present. |
| 25 | orientals and Asian Americans constitute the majority of the engineering staffs at many Valley firms. |
| 26 | The expenses of creditors for participating in the bankruptcy proceedings may not constitute bankruptcy claims. |
| 27 | Statistics constitute a bulk of information that is surprisingly badly organised," he says. "it's not like a map, where every position can be defined by longitude, latitude and altitude." |
| 28 | In this architecture, information services constitute most of the sensing and actuating for the event processing component. |
| 29 | All of these different classes of information constitute data. |
| 30 | The services that create, access and maintain these data groupings constitute the data manipulation layer of the described architecture. |