Sentence examples for constantly functioning from inspiring English sources
The hotel is a magnificent building, but it's no longer in any meaningful sense a residence - it is a constantly functioning part of Britain's diplomatic machine.
Macroautophagy, hereafter referred to as autophagy, is a necessary cellular process constantly functioning at a basal level within cells.
This may be observed especially in the facial area, due to the active, constantly functioning facial musculature.
Politicians, the argument goes, exist at the centre of a vast network of corruption and patronage; populism has replaced cogent policy-making; while parliament barely functions, constantly disrupted by noisy and undignified protests.
In fact, the decision to make that call, and bizarrely keep the issue going for the entire first week of his presidency, seems to be more the result of President Trump being almost constantly awake with his executive functioning impaired.
After The Actual Conversation, there are plenty of challenges you'll have to contend with before you get back to vaguely functioning and not constantly on the verge of tears: previously happy memories now making you sad; songs you once loved becoming songs you resent; the very real feeling that you're going to die alone and be buried in an unmarked grave, visited by no one and forgotten by all.
To distinguish the reminiscence bump from a constantly increasing function, one would need a fourth data point (between the reminiscence bump and the increased recall of recent events) from which people recall fewer memories.
His company's detector constantly monitors itself, he said, and will sound an alarm when it is no longer functioning efficiently.
But the ability to function in a constantly distracting world is bought at a real price.
During the first day of the conference one major theme was constantly repeated: cities have to function for its people.
No matter how well you plan a trip, or how little sleep you can function on, traveling constantly will burn you out.
