Sentence examples for became a function of from inspiring English sources
The design and operation of the plants of this industry became a function of the chemical engineer.
Following the Vietnam War the combat art program became a function of the Historical Division and was staffed by reserve Marines.
Unit production cost became a function of production rate.
For the groups of agents older than 45, the maximum benefit duration became a function of the number of years of social security contributions.
For example, in the kinematics unit, when students modeled a single agent, the computational modeling tasks were presented in the order of increasing complexity, starting from constant shapes (squares to triangles to circles) to spirals of the same shapes (where speed became a function of the acceleration) to modeling real-world systems involving constant and variable speed segments.
In this implementation, the dirBias variable became a function of [VEGF].
"Brand affinity and customer loyalty become a function of the social capital that you accrue, and that's part of a constant deposit and withdrawal cycle," Mainwaring said.
"If [QE] is going to be renationalised and if monetary policy becomes a function of national central banks acting as agents of Frankfurt I think it will be ineffective," he said.
"If it becomes a function of the state to identify which individuals are engaged in, or exposed to, a broad range of 'extremist activity', it will become legitimate for the state to scrutinise (and the citizen to inform upon) the exercise of core democratic freedoms by large numbers of law abiding people".
But if choices about which candidates make it on the ballot become a function of who wins the billionaire issues auction, we enter into the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Era of American politics... or more accurately put, the "Someone-Else-Chooses-Your-Adventure" Era, where the party letter after your name becomes less important than the list of single-issue backers.
