Examples of using Constituting itself in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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not constituting itself as a diagnosis; nowadays,
struggles that have emerged since last year, constituting itself as a concrete request to the Greek State,
This kind of institutional engineering may contribute towards actualizing Brazilian universities' public mission, that of constituting itself as a plural space.
being diluted discursively in the social fabric to the point of constituting itself as a possible instance of truth production;
the inclusion of a virtual learning object constituting itself as an instrument of computing resources that allows the interaction of the student.
prolongs itself beyond the conclusion of a project, thus constituting itself in a continual act, divisible only for analytic purposes.
This dissertation, constituting itself as an essayistic work, is divided into
It tells us something about how reality constitutes itself.
no minority can constitute itself.
It is by absolute devotion that faith proves itself and constitutes itself.
Romanticism, simply looking for the pleasant, constitutes itself a sin.
The Hospital Colony constituted itself as a hybrid space,
The main purpose is to see how this group constitutes itself from multiple memory work as guardians of the traditions of samba carioca.
The burning of biomass in pizza ovens constitutes itself as an important source of air pollution.
We assumed that music can constitute itself as an alternative to the increasing disciplinary fragmentation we experience today.
Lacan's writings deconstruct the essentialist traits of the cartesian subject and put in its place a kind of subject who constitutes itself within and through language.
The working class must organize itself and therefore constitute itself as the leading power in society.
Knowledge, as discursive production of truth, constitute itself precisely in the spatiality of power relations as foucault's position i.
The public healthcare policies(universal health system/sus) constitutes itself as a input field of the professional category,
entitled akrasia by the posterior greek tradition, constitutes itself as a philosophical problem in plato¿s protagoras.