Talking is becoming a secondary function.
A secondary function is providing judicial rulings on whether a person is Jewish.
In fact, the natural world is replete with examples of organs taking on a secondary function.
The idea that you connect a tablet to your TV and play seems to only work in single-gamer households, or as a very much secondary function.
The films sometimes serve a secondary function: they can give voice to the victims.
As on most netbooks, many keys control a secondary function (for example, brightness or volume) when you press the function key; on the Wind, secondary functions are labeled in blue on the white keys and are easy to see.
Unfortunately, the uncertainty about the future has lowered staff morale, potentially damaging this secondary function of keeping weapons scientists in America.
A pre-turkey tipple ideally performs a secondary function as an aesthetic, sensory signpost, instilling all the flavors associated with fall and harvest into a single cup.
Of course it's upsetting, thinking about the way in which opportunities are seized to make women feel that their bodies are dirty or hazardous or inappropriate, because the real and practical function of breasts ought to be hidden and their secondary function, as erogenous zones, should be an everyday aspect of consumer society.
Not one of Mr. Balanchine's soloists had feet this articulate, the long bones explicitly spread, then retracted, even more finely detailed than Leonardo's plans for his flying machines.And all this for a stroll, a secondary function, not the greatdramatic spread and shadow of those pterodactyl wings.
Or actually that's its secondary function, after the primary one of grabbing consumers' eyeballs and rattling them in their sockets.
