Sentence examples for both the form and function from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that cell-seeded fiber-aligned nanofibrous scaffolds may serve as an instructive micro-pattern for directed tissue growth, reconstituting both the form and function of the native tissue.

And he says he's working to improve the design of the bamboo-legged device, and is talking with engineers to improve both the form and function of it.

We replaced both the form and function of existing pre-digital units by first creating the internet vertical with ISP's, online portals, web editors, digital journalists, digital photographers and of course digital advertising and digital media and advertising agencies.

This is somehow possible because 1BEI is derived from 1ROO, where 1BEI had a replacement of Lys22 for DAP22, 32 and RMSD analysis showed that the replacement did not alter both the form and function of the neurotoxins.

It's the form and function sort of thing".

Deisseroth, K. & Hegemann, P. The form and function of channelrhodopsin.

This chapter focuses on the issues of scale, that is, issues of relative size, which is important because it affects both the form and the function of those objects or systems being modeled.

Clearly he and his writers believe they can fashion a persona to fit both the "Late Show" form and function.

Although the aluminum handrails along the transmission tunnel are splendid both in form and function, as are the rails on the doors, the center binnacle is also all capped in metal and looks a bit garish to our eyes.

Among the main goals that this multi-author volume attempts to succeed is to show that great waterworks (namely aqueducts and nymphaea) not only were novelties in the Greek provinces, both in form and function, but they also changed the architectural landscape of their surrounding environments, and they introduced the concept of luxury in the urban landscapes of Roman Greece.

The prototype is for the most part similar, both in form and function, to what you'd find in current lithium-ion-based systems.