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Ultrasonic imaging and microscopy of a fine needle sample constitute the first-line investigations.

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The design thought of the system, the general structure and the constitute and character are introduced in detail.

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No waiver of any breach of this Agreement shall be held to constitute a wavier of any other or subsequent breach.

Here, very precisely is why Fraulein K. is chosen to constitute the beginning of the dream, but also no doubt to determine its syncopation.

Provide the same type of product or service enterprises, or to provide mutual alternative enterprises, together constitute an industry.

In the case of amounts paid that do not constitute income, beneficial ownership is determined as if the payment were income.

All of these constitute the general life philosophy of this class, and show the changes of Jiangnan's society and its literati values.

Those signals do not constitute the sort of image you would accept on your television.

Your reactions to any person constitute the only factor that determines your relationship with him.

Court case verdicts do not constitute binding precedents. However, they are used for the purposes of judicial reference and guidance.

Business relationship between the law constitute such a structure - can be broadly described as a U-shaped structure.

What would constitute a warm-up exercise, or a "preliminary heat" that would let me find out if I were ready for the game?

Like the kind of white speculative thinking mode, real life is not a cripple, estimation also constitute a crime of fraud.

That may be a step down for someone so renowned in his youth but it would constitute a renaissance after four years of decline at Newcastle.

It thought Mr Prokhorov could be useful in neutralising the vocal liberal voters that constitute up to 15% of the total electorate.

Did not give notice within the prescribed time or specify the claim is based, will constitute an irrevocable acceptance of these products.

Any majority vote of a quorum taken at a business meeting shall constitute a majority for the adoption of any matter.

Such pools constitute much of the so-called toxic assets at the heart of the worst financial crisis in the United States since the 1930s.

They were forced to obey him out of fear, and to constitute a government of which he made himself prince.

For a while we discussed Berlin, the President rattling off a series of ideas which might constitute part of a negotiating position.

No waiver of any breach of any provision of this Agreement shall constitute a waiver of any other breach of such or any other provision.

The natural analogies of the planets represent only a very general determining factor and are not able to constitute a particular one.

If investors agree to such a deal of their own free will, as happened for Uruguay in 2003, it would not constitute a credit event.

But it is not essential that this proof of the truth should constitute the first introduction to the idea.

Pick out the main building layer, constitute the body from the sun, has a lower energy saving shade space.

In NingGe lu, the word of the rainbow offshore Marine biological constitute only a few metres away.

Natural phenomena constitute such a criterion; social phenomena do not.

Happiness is not the end, but the effort through the road, he met the wind and rain, frustration, pain constitute this way.

These people do not constitute a nation of whiners, as the McCain adviser whom Obama pilloried in his speech would have you think.

This method can only deal with just constitute capped, and if it is stubborn black also suffer from skin tones will be opened to get Ibis.

Signing and execution of this agreement do not constitute a right for the supplier to obtain purchase orders for contractual services.

The total surroundings constitute the environment of any given entity .

Such a change would constitute the instinctual basis for freedom which the long history of class society has blocked.

When some of our development does not constitute a unique differentiator we often try to push it back to the open source project.

Fact-finding is only the foundation for the selection, arrangement, and explanation that constitute historical interpretation.

where circumstances are serious enough to constitute a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated in accordance with the law.

Influenza on the elderly over the age of 60 constitute the greatest harm to the health, you can endanger the lives of the elderly.

and for this purpose, the presence of director at the meeting shall be deemed to constitute waiver on his part.

Mr Trichet acted quickly to reassure markets that the planned increase did not necessarily constitute a trend.

Such sentiments did not constitute a declaration of isolation, but rather a practical judgement based upon existing needs.

As to what evidence to be presented or whether the defendants' acts constitute crime, the court will decide independently according to law.

These misdeeds, which constitute so grave a betrayal of trust, deserve unequivocal condemnation, " he said. "

Business card printing and membership card factory produced registered trademarks, whether or not to constitute trademark infringement?

Eleven English morphemes constitute only a minute portion of English syntax, and therefore lack generalization.

The conviction , as an activity of cognition , is to judge whether a certain dangerous act constitute an offence or not .

The SOA life cycle helps you to organize a project plan around the four phases and the activities and tasks that constitute them.

Service structure - the minimal set of elements that constitute a service with its relationships in the service interaction realm.

In May, the US Court of Appeals for the Washington, DC, circuit ruled that two members did not constitute a valid quorum.

China's consumers make up just 40% of that country's economic activity; in the U. S. , consumers constitute about 65% of the economy.

Since the implementation of process thought in the course of these problems constitute a major study to answer this question.

It usually provides that all the terms set out in the document constitute the full understanding between the parties .

Constitute elements of a home are: a woman and a fool.

Combining theory with experiment is one of the means to constitute dynamical equation of the system.

Those principles should constitute the basis of any future activities undertaken for technical assistance and cooperation by WIPO.

Bright red birds, red sorghums and the dark red sky constitute a sharp contrast with green crops, boosting picture's decorative effect.

No certificate other than the Maintenance Certificate referred to in Clause 62 hereof shall be deemed to constitute approval of the Works .

Failure by either party to exercise any right or remedy under these terms does not constitute a waiver of that right or remedy.

Harburg cautioned that the results are still preliminary and do not constitute a representative sample of current marital relationships.

These I believe constitute one of the reasons for frustration among the disadvantaged.

The killings show "elements of what would constitute war crimes" , she said.

The concept of distance includes time, space and mentality, which are the key factors to constitute poetic sentiment.

The sun and the solar system by the gravitational effect of its operation objects around it constitute the celestial system.

Note that there may be nothing to delete, if the coordinates were already null or invalid; but that does not constitute an error.

behavior, conduct, deportment These nouns all pertain to a person's actions as they constitute a means of evaluation by others.

Refresh yourself from the perspective that so-called "mistakes" do not constitute failure; they are only new lessons to be learned.

the loan account shall constitute prima facie evidence with respect to any amount owed under this Agreement by the Borrower to the Fund.

The bases constitute a code for different proteins, much like the letters of an alphabet foiling words and sentences.

This did not constitute American exploitation, as the Reds bellow.

The crime of criminal intent to injure others object is the physical, harm their body did not constitute a crime.

Each request sent to CAM is treated independently but a sequence of requests may constitute the logon process for a given session.

Speech against public affairs in good faith does not constitute insult. Insult is not necessary to cause damages to reputation.

Any waiver by either party will not constitute or be construed a continuing waiver of any subsequent default.

A change in a contiguous dry quadrangles formation of a million of alley, alley plots linked plots constitute Beijing Cuba outlook.

Airmail began to constitute the bulk of the United States' mail.

do not constitute a crime, according to Public Security Administration Law to be subject to administrative penalties.

Scale-up and development reports, along with purity profiles would constitute such a validation report.

Western salaries and benefits usually constitute at least 50% of a company's expenses.

U. S. officials did not disclose details, saying the accident did not constitute a security threat.

The company will constitute you captain of the ship.

If the circumstances are not material enough to constitute a crime, administrative sanctions shall be imposed.

For only the total destruction of the Red Army would constitute complete defeat in the civil war; but this has never happened.

Among the industry's many targets of opportunity, women constitute one of the biggest.

A key step in developing a complex system using object- oriented design is to determine the objects that constitute the system.

Those two critical angles constitute the double direction of his critical aesthetics.

14, your fingers together, hands constitute a Pyramid shape, at the front tip must be dismissed each other.

The recommendation does not constitute legal advice and is not a substitute for professional advice.

Constitute and execute the company's public relation plan, supervise actualization of public relation activities.

The container holding the Attributes, Starts, States, and Stops that constitute a workflow script. It has a name and a version.

As you can see from the above, data object wrappers constitute a major part of an application's code.

Section 4. Quorum: A majority of the total number of directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.

Facsimile or digital signatures that comply with the law of Japan regarding signature authenticity shall constitute "original" signatures.

Gold and silver, a strong army and powerful weapons---theseare not the elements that constitute a great nation.

It is these societies which constitute the solid foundation for the new Light-oriented society about to be created on our world.

However, he is not prepared to state that the circles constitute evidence of Penrose's model.

The company's many subsequent moves to connect with bloggers and customers online constitute a happy ending to my tale.

Of course, this conclusion depend also on the parameters of the soil constitute model, and needs to be deal with further.

Because our minds themselves constitute it in such a way, very interesting theory.

These three moves constitute unilateral, bilateral and regional moves in the direction of a hard currency.

So the transcendental subject and individual subject constitute the two dimensions of Kant's concept of subject.

"In our view discussions at this meeting constitute nothing but an exception, with neither outcome documents or follow-up actions. "

Although there may be nothing illegal about backdating per se, failure to disclose it or properly account for it may constitute fraud.

Taken together, these principles of the Law Of Vibration constitute a coherent theory of how financial markets work.

If the case is serious enough to constitute a crime, criminal liability shall be investigated by the judicial organs according to law.

Such a deal would constitute one of the biggest takeovers of all time.

Our primary concern with criminal law lies in the fact that violations of many environmental statutes constitute criminal offenses.

The baggage check shall constitute prima facie evidence of the checking of the baggage and of the conditions of the contract of transport.

However , a threat to bring a civil lawsuit does not constitute duress unless such a suit is frivolous or brought in bad faith.

If the case is serious enough to constitute a crime, criminal responsibilities shall be affixed.

It is not clear whether this would constitute theft on the part of the men or the company.

Therefore the events do not constitute an independent criterion by which participants can decide whether their views are valid.

In the system of a universal and user-oriented information network, various network products constitute its essential part.

Be specific about what you expect to receive as output from the other person that will constitute the completion of each task.

Together they constitute well over one-third of humanity. Yet mutual ignorance, not to say mistrust, has persisted.

The frequency source is the importance of the modern electronics system to constitute part, is called many "heart" s of electronics systems.

Nor does it constitute all of what we're going to have to do to turn our economy around.

Correct grammar and sentence structure do not in themselves constitute good writing.

One or two companies don't constitute a trend, just a coincidence.

and to adopt as the basis of my public policy those great republican doctrines which constitute the strength of our national existence.

Quasars are so far away that they constitute the best frame of reference for measuring Earth's rotation rate.

Before trial the defendant may move to dismiss the case on the ground that the facts alleged do not constitute a crime.

Representatives of a simple majority of the members of the Technical Committee shall constitute a quorum.

proteins constitute the body's vital substances, the body of various organizations - muscle, bone, skin, nerves, may all contain protein.

In natural ecosystems, plants constitute suitable habitats and niches for the colonization of a diversity of microorganisms.

Rafah's tunnels have been around since the 1980s, but they used to constitute a far more secretive trade.

The customer must constitute safety regulations. Installation, maintenance and operation must be performed in accordance with this manual.

China's private business owners do not constitute a distinct "capitalist class" that shares a common identity and interests.

"Their" , although can be agalloch eaglewood constitute smoky screen, but it does not, but moves to describe the smell.

The activities in P. E. club after school is one of the important factors to constitute P. E. culture in university region.

These guidelines are based on the best available scientific evidence and do not constitute inflexible treatment recommendations.

Nothing in this Contract shall constitute any obligation of Distributor to purchase or source Products from the COMPANY.

With each deposit as an independent unit in the united metallogenic model, they constitute a relatively complete metallogenic subseries.

then the confirmation shall constitute the written instruction of the Engineer or delegated assistant (as the case may be).

We also give the factors which constitute the cost of a correlation analysis and sensitivity analysis.

But now, the SEC is weighing stricter disclosure and a clearer definition of what would constitute deception.

If not, McClaren's successor should bear in mind that the best 11 players do not necessarily constitute the strongest side.

To constitute integrated internal control system to ensure the integrality of account of company assets.

Your placing of Order shall constitute an offer from you to us to purchase the Goods which shall form the subject thereof.

"constitute a threat to any investment in strengthening scientific research capacity" , he says in the report.

It is one of the indispensable substances that constitute the human body and maintain its life activities.

In fact the agreement, if it is endorsed by the leaders, may constitute a significant step forward for international economic co-operation.

In the two following paragraphs, therefore, an exposition of the factors which constitute necessity must be given at greater length.

The succinct writing, bright image, rich emotion and profound thought constitute the four elements of his "iceberg writing style" .

and the banking, negotiation or other use of any payment shall not constitute an acceptance by ABC.

This would not constitute an illegal monetisation of debt, as long as the endgame for the EFSF is credible.

Taiwan can also keep its own armed forces AS long AS they do not constitute a threat to the mainland.

These actions, however, constitute a sort of standard toolkit for Internet navigators.

The reticulocytes normally constitute about 1% of the total number of circulation red cells.

Hawaii is located in the north Pacific, whole is a volcanic island, is the only one complete by islands constitute state.

The information contained in this Application Form does not constitute an offer of securities for sale in the United States.

The structure, constitute and implement of the system are discussed, which has a good result when applied the mine practically .

A propulsion controller, a swing controller and a steering control board constitute an electric propulsion control device.

These three parts as long as knot to put together systematically, can constitute a complete telephone correspondence system.

Regional geography is an important constitute of Geography as well as a fundamental knowledge.

This Agreement and the schedules hereto constitute the entire agreement between the parties relating to the subject mater hereof.

The agreement can be amended or supplemented upon mutual written consent of the parties, which shall constitute an annex to the agreement.

Sanitary and phytosanitary measures shall not be applied in a manner which would constitute a disguised restriction on international trade.

Each element type has a degree of freedom set, which constitute the primary nodal unknowns to be determined by the analysis.

To say that there is a castration complex, is precisely to say that detumescence in no way suffices to constitute it.

Admiring a painting inside an otherwise empty room will provide information about only the painting, but does not constitute a measurement.

The settlement does not constitute an admission by Facebook that it has broken the law.

The employee should report immediately any incident believed to constitute sexual harassment to heR immediate Supervisor.

An ageing population and a declining birth rate constitute a serious problem for the domestic employment market.

By the Shanghai Jiaotong University and Tongji University, master's and a group of young returnees constitute Dr.

Yet the collection of a fee does not constitute any assurance that the passport applied for will be issued.

Aesthetic behavior is an important component part of the basic constitute of aesthetic culture, it's narrow aesthetic activity.

At their best they constitute links between the citizen and a large and sometimes impersonal government.

Movement, motor discharge (as it is put at the level of theory) is something that in no way is enough to constitute an act.

Foreign students in the U. S. constitute one of America's top service sector exports.

LeadExplanations, background information, and supporting evidence constitute the lead portion of a report.

This brochure does not constitute to the part of the insurance Policy. Please refer to the provisions in the Policy for details.

China is an influential, agriculture-oriented and most populous country in which rural population constitute the utmost.

Sure there are some green products and processes that are very expensive, but green living does not always constitute a lot of money.

They constitute the triangular prism of the gloomy life of "small potatos" by their special perspectives.

The above principles constitute the only correct policy for solving the problem of the relationship of command.

CC to exercise or enforce any right or provision of the Terms of Service shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.

Bodily ailments do not necessarily constitute suffering. Bn unsettled mind does.

Bodily ailments do not necessarily constitute suffering. An unsettled mind does.

Any person liable claiming the limitation of liability under this Code may constitute a limitation fund with a court having jurisdiction.

It was confident that the new treaty would constitute a further contribution to the worldwide harmonization of trademark procedures.

These constitute the overall characteristics of his musical aesthetics thoughts.

The fresh air inhaled from electric window and through a skylight circulation, constitute a comfortable indoor environment.

Malicious litigation constitute violations should be made in accordance with its own characteristics into workable.

The business process model is an abstract representation of the key activities and decision points that constitute the process.

The top electrode 15 itself can be used to constitute a bit line, or a separate bit line can be provided.

These constitute transfers of a fixed proportion of the relevant national taxes to local public entities.

These prop up the course to blended the technique to constitute the information fusion courses together with the information.

Many researchers maintain that although MOND neatly reproduces galactic phenomenology, it does not constitute a fundamental truth.

Moral education governance and moral education technology constitute the two vital elements that have impacts upon moral education effects.

These constitute your inner sense of what's right and wrong based not on laws or rules of conduct but on who you are.

All posting are opinions of individual members, they do not constitute any tax advise whatsoever.

Hit-and-run constitute the deliberately subjective mental state, the objective of the escape, and the time factor to have fled.

An arbitrary set of antennas can constitute a virtual cell for a certain mobile user.

The impulse to acquire knowledge and the activities which centre around it constitute what I mean by the life of the mind.

Basically, only symmetrical but not completely symmetrical to the United States constitute the building.

The space right is a complex concept, which constitute a legal space can be divided into the right of ownership and space utilization.

Being bound by a set of contract, material capital, human capital and social capital constitute an enterprise.

If violations of these Regulations constitute crimes, the judicial organs shall investigate the criminal responsibilities according to law.

Cultural identity conditions language: differences of cultural identity constitute differences of the application of language.

The philosophy, values, behavior, dress codes, etc. , that together constitute the unique style and policies of a company.

The basic sound units of a language are called phonemes , and the rules for combining phonemes constitute the phonology of a language .

Celestial burial masters constitute an important part of the work. However, they feel sorry for the public view.

To define a material as a reference standard, what characteristics of the organisms constitute required knowledge?

Fields, properties, methods, and events are the building blocks of objects and constitute their members.

The plates of the heat exchanger together constitute cassettes which are stacked on one another.

The forecast factors are selected to constitute the long term forecast database on the forecast object.

First, the court held that it does not constitute an offence for minors to take explicit pictures of themselves for their own private use.

Constitute the soul of modern society, it should be national salvation against the aggression of the national spirit.

The eradication of poverty and economic and social development constitute fundamental priorities for the United Nations .

Volunteers constitute an indispensable factor for guaranteeing smooth running of sports events, especially of those large-scale ones.

Someone needs to tell the parents that good intentions alone may not constitute parental guidance.

Despite so, it was these responsibilities and duties that constitute reasons and values of this existing world.

Mongolian Boots constitute the very important and characteristic parts of Mongolian dresses.

Every category itself can constitute a subsystem of a lower level, luxuriant branches and leaves stretching and growing.

The economy hotel building, the "economy" and "benefits" constitute two other important elements of the building.

Shares that have been sold and issued to stockholders constitute the issued stock of the corporation.

The ccTLD Best Practices constitute a set of minimum standards for the protection of intellectual property in the ccTLDs.

Pipe steels for low-temperature applications and for application under sour gas constitute a special challenge for steel development here.

The next largest group of Americans trace their ancestry to Africa, black people now constitute over 11 percent of the population.

A report published in March revealed that those markets constitute a collective purchasing power of a $5, 000bn market.

Wen said the broad shared interests and demand for cooperation constitute the solid foundation for the development of China-EU relations.

All of these guidelines during different historical period jointly constitute the evolution history of the Three Concerns tradition.

The results of these tests constitute the empirical data of the quantitative study.

The test practice sections at the end of each unit together constitute a whole sample IELTS test.

Further, this Information Memorandum is for general information purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice.

At MIT, the educational commons is the shared knowledge , resources , aspirations, and values that constitute the core of an MIT education .

Unfortunately, these wars constitute the main form of armed conflict today.

No Agency. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed to constitute either Party he general Partner or Agent of the other Party.

Have the ability to constitute die scheme according to the production requirement. Able to analysis and solve the die problems in phase.

Drosophila melanogaster haemocytes constitute the cellular arm of a robust innate immune system in flies.

They will constitute a cross-trained, modular unit that will be able to deploy or mobilize as needed to support troops in the field.

The euro should constitute an important reserve currency and play a key role in portfolios of financial assets on an international scale.

At present, the United States Texas continued drought, continues on far month contracts constitute positive.

Biological Chemistry is defined as the chemistry of the compounds and processes that constitute living organisms.

Collectively, the statements constitute the body of the method.

Application head component, constitute a natural pressure, is a set of massage is the main factor.

The following normative documents contain provisions which, through reference in this standard, constitute provisions of this standard.

The results generally reacted Jinxing ports flies constitute, making up for Jining port empty flies data.

This perception is held in place only if it is constantly exercised, and the hindrances constitute that exercise.

The villain's goals must be as clearly defined as those of the hero to constitute a battle worth watching.

This will also constitute great challenge to the overall strategy of the United States in this region.

Authenticity, distinctiveness , and universality are three typical elements which constitute the emotion in a poem.

By the Qingdao Municipal Museum, Qingdao city museum, this building Haier technology together constitute the main body tube.

While China's internal economic operation of the existing prominent problems, already constitute the macroeconomic lower pressure.

Many observers believe that Muslims constitute a majority the population (59. 7%), but they do not represent a homogenous group.

This information does not constitute a specification or form part of the warranty for any IBM products.

The JSP login page and the login error page should be included in your WAR file with the rest of the files that constitute your Web module.