The phrase "a special function for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific purpose or role that a function serves in a particular context, such as programming or mathematics.
Example: "The software includes a special function for data analysis that streamlines the process significantly."
Alternatives: "a unique role for" or "a specific purpose for".
How can we choose the above variable transformation, which is the key to the study of (1.1)? (2) Since it is very difficult to construct a Lypunov functional to (1.1), how can we choose a proper special function for obtaining the stability results, which is significant to our proof?
Every function in the chain is fully converted to a fixed-point arithmetic, and a special function is not used for easy porting to a Samsung Reconfigurable Processor SRPP).
The dynamics of nucleic acids synthesis in growing E. coli cells has been analyzed using vital fluorescent stain SYTO 9. A special function has been suggested for evaluation of the cell growth parameters.
A new special function for the sufficient part of BMO bounds will be constructed.
Each floor in each cylinder was reserved for a special function: bedrooms, living rooms, office, kitchen, cloakroom.
I'm also pissed they don't give Special Oscars at the ceremony, reserving them for a special function last fall.
And the ratio of 1 and 2 in the culture broths was unexpectedly rather constant (about 2 3), which even remained unchanged despite the addition of exogenous 1 or 2 suggesting that talathermophilins might be of special function for the extremophilic fungus.
To make life for the target group easier, JVC also throws in a number of special functions, for example a "countdown" feature or an automatic "hand clapping" feature to help get you into the rhythm.
"Across this country, probably we're talking 10,000 calls," easily costing tens of millions of dollars, said John Eversole, chairman of the hazardous materials committee of the International Association of Fire Chiefs and a retired chief of special functions for the Chicago Fire Department.
The design of a milking stall with special functions for monitoring and control is described.
