Its rarity, she said, is a function of the highly unusual circumstances of its sale, which grew out of the coin's highly unusual history: it was originally pilfered from the Treasury and never certified as legal currency.
The responses, then, are a function of the stimuli, attendant circumstances, and basis, and one who specifies these and who specifies in detail their correlation "has said all about the disposition that there is to say" (1944, 51).
Fig. 4A displays the raw average swimming speeds during the whole trial as a function of the genotype of animals under non-aversive circumstances (25°C).
Under certain circumstances this function can be determined from measured values of the BET-surface area as a function of the loading of the given support.
Independent of HIV status, older women are clearly more vulnerable than men to poorer health and functional ability limitations, which are a function of circumstances over the life course.
"It's a function of your circumstances and particular situation".
Next-generation navigation systems using beacon-based guidance may benefit from adaptively cueing pedestrians as a function of external circumstances, such as position relative to an intersection.
The parenting partnership that any two people create for their kids is going to be a function of their circumstances, personalities, quirks...all of that.
Future instantiations of beacon-based guidance systems, for instance on a heads-up display or vibrotactile belt, may adaptively provide wayfinders with spatial information as a function of circumstances; for instance, while the wayfinder is in an intersection, or when displaying signs of disorientation or confusion (Brunyé, Haga, Houck, & Taylor, 2018).
This illustrates that the specific anoxic event most affecting a given carbonate platform varied globally as a function of regional oceanographic circumstances.
