Sentence examples for developed functions from inspiring English sources
'developed functions' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been improved upon or changed in some way to become more complex or more efficient. For example, "The software was updated to include several new developed functions to improve performance and accuracy."
At the center of Michels's practice is the Jungian figure of the Shadow, the occult aspect of the personality that Jung defined as "the sum of all those unpleasant qualities we like to hide, together with the insufficiently developed functions and the contents of the personal unconscious".
These developed functions allow predictions of the energy absorption response of laterally crushed tubes, based on their geometry parameters.
We compare and contrast the different developed functions and discuss some of the issues surrounding estimation of potential building damage following a volcanic eruption.
'Spare cerebral cortex' is also necessary to plasticity: 'the symbol processing requires a large brain so newly developed functions will not crowd out old ones' (p. 236).
The developed functions permit the direct manipulation of triangulated surfaces eliminating the surface reconstruction stage, reducing the time requested in the reverse engineering process and, at the end, reducing the time to market.
Based on the general observation that the parameters from the empirical models correlated with the reservoir and well completion properties in the dataset, we developed functions that relate the model parameters to reservoir and well properties by using design of experiments and numerical reservoir flow simulations.
In this study, we successfully employed our previously developed function conservation approach [ 22], to predict functional TF pairs from tissue-expressed genes in 79 human tissues.
But when you land in São Paulo you see right away that Brazil is a serious, developed, functioning country.
The newly developed function based on particle age eliminates the need to fit soot surface growth parameters to each experimental condition.
Via a recently developed function, molecules and reactions annotated within PathoPlant can be visualized as signalling pathway maps.
OFC is critically involved in the reward and motivation system in the brain, and highly developed function in this area may lead to higher SFAM.
