Sentence examples for course a function from inspiring English sources
"And the game is of course a function of who's in it and how the players are determined".
It is, of course, a function of the Sharpton personality that one does not conceive of the man as holding down an ordinary day job at a desk.
He's overwhelmingly familiar, which is of course a function of his fame — rap superstar, husband of Beyoncé, minority owner of the Nets, whose new home, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, will open this month — but also of the fact he's been speaking into our ears for so long.
This is, of course, a function of Lambda's customers, too.
Whether an M.B.A. is right for you is, of course, a function of where you want to go professionally.
The embedded rate of an annuity is, of course, a function of the interest rate environment at the time an annuity is purchased.
Of course, a functioning market in Michigan doesn't mean much for consumers in places like Arizona, North Carolina or Tennessee, where the problems are far more severe and may yet get worse ― resulting in higher prices for some people, and fewer choices for nearly everyone.
An important finding of this review was that 'success features' did not seem to be intrinsic to any course but a function of the course-context interaction.
The absolute value of the velocities, of course, is a function of impeller speed, size and off-bottom clearance.
end{cases} Of course, such a function F (which does not depend on t explicitly) is discontinuous at all points ((x,y inmathbf{R}^{2}).
The news is not exactly an advert for Paris's tech ecosystem, but it may also of course be a function of the weird market right now, especially post Facebook/Zynga/Groupon IPO.
