Roman Catholic parish registers constitute by far the most important set of records for 19th-century Irish local and family history.

This high level of putrescine does not constitute by itself proof that putrescine and polyamines are directly related to Parkinson's disease.

These two varieties of oysters no doubt consume other forms of food, but living diatoms constitute by far the greatest part.

The few national trade unions which were formed at the close of the fifties did not constitute by themselves a labor movement.

The second means kamadi vyasanam, i.e., the calamities constituted by desire, etc.

Words in their first formation were doubtless constituted by their imitative power.

Anti-Pragmatist:-Yousay that the truth of an idea is constituted by its workings.

Such a one was afforded by the executive department constituted by the Constitution.

Therefore the religious state is fittingly constituted by the three vows.

Three Christian Indian families were constituted by Christian marriage at the same time.

Of these eighty millions, thirty are constituted by the single article of tobacco.

The Board of Trustees, constituted by a Deed of Trust given by Rev.

This sacrifice which is constituted by gift is distinguished above all other sacrifices.

The instrument is constituted by an Electroencephalograph and a cosmic ray silicon detector.

Only one share-mine-thatisconstituted by the mighty car-warrior Shalya, remains.

Ancient of Days, Atik Yomin, constituted by the seven Sephiroth, 727-m.