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In an election 51% of the vote constitutes a majority.

One ounce of the material that constitutes a spider's web could stretch 2,000 miles.

Variations in family forms reflect the variety in what constitutes marriage in different societies.

The native American population constitutes a small but important part of our country.

With the rapid evolution of computers, we may one day be faced with the need to develop a new paradigm as to what constitutes intelligence.

Cheddar cheese constitutes about two-thirds of the cheese sold in the United States.

It is sometimes difficult to decide what constitutes abuse when discussing the discipline of children.

The 21st century has witnessed the development of a proliferation of artistic styles and expanding definitions of what constitutes art.

Queen Elizabeth I once suggested that a meal of bread, cheese and beer constitutes the chemically-perfect food.

Scientists believe that hydrogen constitutes approximately 90 to 99 percent of all matter in the universe.

The combination of three lenses approaches, as has been stated, very close to the object; so close, indeed, as to prevent the use of more than three; and this constitutes a limit to the improvement of the simple microscope, for it is called a simple microscope, although consisting of three lenses, and although a compound microscope may be made of only three or even two lenses; but the different arrangement which gives rise to the term compound will be better understood when that instrument is explained.

For if the differently colored rays were kept together till they reached the eye-glass, they would then become colored, and present colored images to the eye; but fortunately, and most beautifully, the separation effected by the field-glass causes the blue rays to fall so much nearer the centre of the eye-glass, where, owing to the spherical figure, the refractive power is less than at the margin, that the spherical error of the eye-lens constitutes a nearly perfect balance to the chromatic dispersion of the field-lens, and the red and blue rays L´ and L´´ emerge sensibly parallel, presenting, in consequence, the perfect definition of a single point to the eye.

For by its congruity it easily conforms it self, and adheres to the Glass, and constitutes as it were one containing body with it, and therefore should thrust the contained Air on that side it touches it, into a spherical Figure, as BHC, but the motion of Gravity depressing a little the Corners B and C, reduces it into the aforesaid Figure CKB.

So that upon the whole, we shall find that the reason of the Phænomena seems to depend upon the obliquity of the orbicular pulse, to the Lines of Radiation, and in particular, that the Ray cd which constitutes the Scarlet has its inner parts, namely those which are next to the middle of the luminous body, precedent to the outermost which are contiguous to the dark and unradiating skie.

Wasps, spiders, moths, and butterflies become enveloped in a kind of mould named Isaria, which constitutes the conidia of Torrubia, a genus of club-shaped Sphæriæ afterwards developed.

Nylander, in referring to this hypothesis of an imprisoned algal,[M] writes: “The absurdity of such an hypothesis is evident from the very consideration that it cannot be the case that an organ (gonidia) should at the same time be a parasite on the body of which it exercises vital functions; for with equal propriety it might be contended that the liver or the spleen constitutes parasites of the mammiferæ.

The process originating from the inferior filament soon acquires an oval form and a diameter double that of the filament; then it becomes isolated from it by a septum, and constitutes a distinct cell, which De Bary[N] terms an oocyst.

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