"assume function" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate when someone is taking on responsibility or duties of a specific job or role. For example, "When Bob retired, his son assumed the function of the business's CEO."
In what follows, we assume function f : [0, 1] × ℝ n × ℝ n → ℝ n is continuous, and det (A + B) ≠ 0. Noticing that det (A+B) ≠ 0, conditions Ax 0)+Bx(1) = θ do not include the periodic conditions x 0) = x(1).
"I would venture to say that less than 10percentt of people applying themselves to some kind of weight training are able to recruit those muscles in that way," says Egoscue. "The charts assume function, balance, and postural correctness.
Since, Alus occupy a tenth of the human genome, it is imperative to identify those, which might assume function in the proper context.
Once you have such a parliamentary assembly it can also assume functions that national parliaments perform.
It is natural to expect machine vision technologies to eventually assume functions of expert specialist clinicians, particularly as accuracy continues to improve and familiarity with routine clinical use becomes more widespread.
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A poll released last week by the Consumer Federation of America found that 57% of respondents support creation of a new financial watchdog agency that would assume functions currently spread among multiple agencies.
Furniture assumes functions it shouldn't have and ends up in places it shouldn't be.
The coupling relationships among the assumed functions for a stiffened beam are derived.
It also belongs to the Orchard 47 gang's approach to art-making, known as "institutional critique," a mode of probing the workings and assumed functions of art institutions.
The differences are partly because of tandem duplications in T. parvula of single copy genes in A. thaliana and preferential amplification of genes with known or assumed functions in stress defense responses.
