Sentence examples for accepted functions from inspiring English sources

One of the principal subfields of contemporary economics concerns money, which should not be surprising since one of the oldest, most widely accepted functions of government is control over this basic medium of exchange.

In his soloing, Powell was among those who did away with most accepted functions of the left hand; he reduced it to playing brief, often syncopated, jabs of two- or three-note chords supporting long, single lines by the right hand, which became the accepted approach for modern jazz of the next 20 years.

Also, the accepted functions assigned to genes among the common databases may not reflect the true functions of homologues in all organisms, for example, the p53 pathway as mentioned above.

Yet both songwriters revitalize their accepted function with everything they've gleaned abroad.

The rise of scientific and industrial research and the establishment of public libraries in the 19th century led to the greatly increased emphasis on the subject approach and the role of systematic cataloging and classification in addition to the accepted function of building the collection and the consequent need for expert knowledge of bibliography, both systematic and analytic.

This phase uses accepted function values at the end of teacher phase as its own input.

One commonly accepted function is the inhibition of serine proteases [ 8, 44].

One of the challenges is related to a unified and harmonized set of widely accepted safety functions, with associated and EN-compatible SafEuropewideity Levels, a Europewide certification scheme and the implication of human factors.

Alumni organizations in students' hometowns often have accepted student functions.

Generally, however, it is (and I am sure you would agree) accepted to function in order to permit recovery from previous wakefulness and prepare you for functioning in the subsequent wake period (though, yes, admittedly, sometimes that doesn't quite work out as we had hoped).

"What we have in mind is the normalisation of political Islam, not the clichéed political Islam of the sharia state," said Cengiz Aktar, professor of EU studies at Bahcesehir University in Istanbul, said: "Political Islam has transformed in Turkey and accepted to function in a secular environment.