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This is because objects may be made up of other objects.

Through observation, the original entry of the underground stone chamber should be made up of numerous green stones.

An aesthetic and nostalgic set would be made up of the warming bowl, the sake jug, and two scenting cups.

Any further mouse actions beyond pointing and clicking will be made up of a combination of one or more of those actions.

Family owned pasture forestry should be made up of the main division zones of main body shelter forest, forage forest, indirect benefitial shelter forest, and benefitial forage crops.

Even the total variance is small, a careful analysis is still necessary. A small total variance may be made up of large individual variances that offset each other.

The task force chaired by Secretary-General Ban will be made up of various heads of U.N. and international agencies, including the Food and Agriculture Organization, UNICEF and the World Bank.

One-piece film: Clean contact films for printing-down, as distinct from composite films which may be made up of several film pieces taped or cemented together on a carrier sheet.

This chip appears to be made up of discrete platelets which have adhered to one another.

For example, a table could be made up of cylinders for legs and a box for the top.

Article6 The price of a commodity shall be made up of the average production cost of the commodity, as well as tax, profits, and normal circulation costs.

In the parlance of quantum mechanics, however, to call a particle pointlike is to say no more than that it is elementary, ie, that it is not known to be made up of smaller bits.

Although since ancient times some philosophers and scientists had speculated that if matter were broken up into small enough bits, it might turn out to be made up of very tiny atoms, few thought the existence of atoms could ever be proved.

Rockets can be made up of multiple sections, known as stages, each of which contain an engine and can be jettisoned when their fuel runs out.

Hogan realised that in order to have the same number of bits inside the universe as on the boundary, the world inside must be made up of grains bigger than the Planck length.

He suggests that the building should instead resemble a decentralised ecological system and should be made up of many independent sensors and actuators.

Marriage should be made up of two parts, one is emotion, the other is reality.