Sentence examples for designated functions from inspiring English sources

Here, the proposal is for rooms that have qualities rather than designated functions such as bedroom, bathroom and kitchen; that are to varying degrees "light and dark, open and closed, private and public, wet and dry, soft and hard".

The primary challenges to biosphere reserves today are adding new sites to improve world coverage and ensuring that biosphere reserves fulfill their designated functions.

The UAHB LUMF level increased over the past ten years, being affected by the designated functions and the "planning effect" for the six cities in the UAHB.

The couple also wanted to avoid interior barriers, forgoing boxy rooms with designated functions in favor of a single large room on the ground floor that encompasses the free-flowing kitchen, dining and living areas.

A main goal in DNA computing is to build DNA circuits to compute designated functions using a minimal number of DNA strands.

In the distributed file system case, recontextualization can be used to trigger a new optimization phase post-migration, either by calling designated functions in the file system client (if supported), or simply by restarting the client process.

They were proud, purist exercises in engineering, in which every component was designed solely to fulfill its designated function of producing a delicious cup of espresso topped with bubbling crema.

First and foremost, it fulfills its designated function, as every well-designed object must do.

In the middle of the yard stood an electricity substation abutted by a public convenience, whose popularity had little to do with its designated function.

But this is what appears to be the purpose of my mind, and no doubt yours as well, its designated function beyond all the mundane calculations: to condense all the chaos and mystery of the world into a palpable Other or Others, not necessarily because we love it, and certainly not out of any intention to "worship" it.

Protection of those sources is necessary to ensure that [p572] the press can fulfill its constitutionally designated function of informing the public, [n3] because important information can often be obtained only by an assurance that the source will not be revealed.