Sentence examples for an entirely functional from inspiring English sources

Our hotel, the Ambassador, turns out also be German, an entirely functional structure, which has attracted local attention as Kaluga's first four-star hotel.

Or, if all the ornamental additions were removed and the orrery reduced to an entirely functional object with its gears showing it could stand as an ancestor (at an elementary stage of development) of present‐day plane tarium projectors.

Since a single stem cell has been demonstrated to have the ability to reconstitute an entirely functional organ in a mouse model [ 10- 12], a single CSC with stem-like properties should also generate a tumor when injected into a congenetic animal model.

Stealth is also a basic but entirely functional option for play, and while the AI is frequently parodically dumb it at least allows you to sneak around cutting throats and stabbing necks without much interruption or frustration.

The hat factory of Steinberg, Hermann & Co. that he designed at Luckenwalde (1920 23) also had a striking appearance, and it was entirely functional as well.

Jochen Bekmann, Cameron Adams and Dhanji R. Prasanna have the technical expertise (seriously, check the bios), and unlike the shuttered Wave experiment, Fluent is an entirely more functional and more attractive product.

The human reaction graph is skewed and fat-tailed like its substance graph (but with a smaller exponent), whereas the Earth reaction graph has a degree distribution of an entirely different functional form, suggesting a different organization.

Sometimes they build homes from the ground up, the couples, on reclaimed land out in the middle of fucking nowhere; most often they build over the top of another, entirely functional house, which they slowly destroy then raise a cathedral in the footprint of.

Though the roof lines are entirely functional, for the house's architect, Tom Kundig, the avian analogy is an apt one.

The home is quite humble but entirely functional and could be renovated and expanded.

If he becomes entirely functional, he's worried the well of his comedy might dry up.