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Verb(1) originate (in(2) have its essential character; be comprised or contained in; be embodied in(3) be consistent in form, tenor, or character; be congruous(4) be composed of(5) originate (in)(6) have its essential character(7) exist(8) reside

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(1) The proposed park will consist of five ramps of various sizes and seating.(2) to turn an entire consist requires a wye(3) his duties consist in taking the condition of the barometer(4) The exhibition will consist of a wide range of products aimed at the construction industry.(5) I have to get back to my room and get my coat so that I can hit the platform and record the consist .(6) I'd seen the trailer which largely consisted of this end speech and was a bit disappointed.(7) I also noticed a Virginia Railway Express consist with the new bi-level cars, similar to Tri-Rail in Florida.(8) The experimental evidence demonstrates the absence of a link between the two biochemical pathways, consisting with the chemiosmotic theory.(9) It would have consisted of a canoe slalom course, canoe run and changing and training facilities.(10) It was spread over two days and consisted of five papers in all, each of which was two and a half hours long.(11) Lunch was in a typical Cuban restaurant and consisted of fruit, rice and chicken.(12) Hence an atom consisting of a nucleus and nine electrons would require thirty measurements.(13) His triumph consists in the fact that he can be neither fought nor punished, because he has already taken care of both these things himself.(14) But in advocating for workplace based ALP branches and placing responsibilities on all MPs to engage with union activists on a regular basis, the review is broadly consisting with the union movement's own modernisation agenda.(15) Their success consists in being able to discuss their differences without letting it destroy the rest of their relationship.(16) Actually I was presenting evidence which consisted of others presenting an argument.