An experience shows a student something more about what they need to become in order to function as a doctor or dentist, and the student is either relieved to discover that she finds herself capable, or concerned that it is out of her reach.
Burghs, towns which had been given this special status usually by the King, also had their own set of local laws dealing mostly with commercial and trade matters and may have become similar in function to sheriff's courts.
After duplication events, paralogs may become fixed in function (e.g., for maintaining correct dosage levels), or can change in function (either through subfunctionalization or neofunctionalization).
Only in reproduction, unlike digestion, circulation, respiration or any other bodily function, do two individuals perform a single function and thus become, in effect, "one organism".
This was a completely new phenomenon in the roofer's world: a mass upper class that was so immersed in symbolic and digital cerebration that it had become incapable of carrying out the most ordinary functions — had become, in effect, like small children with Asperger's symptoms.
In this setup τ-functions become functions in non-commuting variables.
He was willing to retain the "synthetic" (or "intuitive") function of phenomenological analysis provided that this function becomes, in turn integrated into the systematic phenomenon of "human life".
A couple of years ago location was considered hot (remember Gowalla and SCVNGR?) but these days checking-in has become just another function.
The company says its app's basic check-in function has become less popular, with users more often just looking to see what their friends are doing, or searching for information about bars and restaurants.
In an environment of rising differentiation of consumption goods, shortened life cycles of products and just-in-time production, logistic management systems become a strategic function in production systems.
