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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assumes the function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or responsibility taken on by a person, object, or system in a specific context.
Example: "In this experiment, the new software assumes the function of data analysis, allowing researchers to focus on interpretation."
Alternatives: "takes on the role" or "serves the purpose".
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On a more theoretical level, for the metaphysical reading, what element, if any, assumes the function of the perfect aspectual particle have in English, to back-shift the temporal perspective of the non-root modal to a past time relative to the speaker's utterance time?
The finding that the loss of EF-G1 does not affect eye development can be explained if Drosophila EF-G2 assumes the function of elongation in the eye.
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He wants the big regional health-care systems that dominate many metropolitan areas to expand their reach and to assume the function of insuring patients as well.
Even assuming the function of taxes is to redistribute wealth, it's a leap to say the current system does so in any reliable way.
Like some other reality TV stars (the Bravo housewives come to mind), characters like Snooki have assumed the function of a new kind of stooge.
Assume the function (f : [sigma, a] to X) is integrable.
We assume the function v attains its maximum over ({bar{Omega }}) at some point (x_0).
Assume the function (unotequiv0) satisfying (u^{m}in H_{0}^{1}(Omega )).
Quite surprisingly, although all their examples use an addition function, Kononchuk et al. only assume the function F is symmetric.
Subsequently, assuming the function belongs to, we deduce the a priori estimates (2.3) and (2.4) for the adjoint operator.
In addition, we also assume the function (varpi(boldsymbol {x},t)) is bounded at infinity point (see [1, 2]).
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