0 sb who votes in a particular area -- velger [ masculine ]
the Senator’s loyal constituents senatorens trofaste velgere
1 one of the parts that form sth -- bestanddel [ masculine ]
a major constituent of some bio fuels en viktig bestanddel i noen typer biobrensel
2 a necessary part -- nødvendig bestanddel
Hydrogen is a constituent of water.
3 a voter from a particular member of parliament’s constituency -- velger
He deals with all his constituents’ problems.
4 -- som utgjør en del av et hele (bestanddel)
Being moral virtues, these dispositions must be constituents rather than mere instr uments of worthwhile lives.
Law, he contends that certain legal rules are necessar y constituents of any legal system.
Given the left-headedness of branching constituents, it is the first portion of a target diphthong that would be expected to survive shortening.
The alignment of the pitch accents with the prosodic constituents sheds light on aspects of stress structure traditionally problematic, such as proparoxitones or clitic adjunction.
Exploring how non-life "could live" in the digital domain, alife uncovers the principles that govern the emergence of life-like qualities, independent of life's material constituents.
A thorough understanding of how such constituents change over time would allow us to extrapolate, from fossil evidence, aspects of the original biochemistry.
The primordial chemical reactions and the energy sources, which produced the early constituents of proteins and nucleic acids, have been simulated by many authors.
The political platform thus functioned as a two-way interface, through which politicians negotiated their position with their constituents.
