Mediating between places and ideas is a natural, even an essential function for architecture to take on in changing times.
"Financial markets provide an essential function for the European economy," Margrethe Vestager, the European commissioner in charge of competition policy, said in a news release.
The police were also the instrument of the ruler's personal intervention, an essential function for the preservation of the autocracy as a viable political system.
Italy's prime minister, Mario Monti, issued a statement of solidarity with Mr. Cuccagna and the tax agency, Equitalia, saying it had "always done its duty, in full respect of the law" and performed "an essential function" for the Italian state.
The move in effect shut the bank and its subsidiaries out of America's financial system, preventing them from concluding any transactions denominated in dollars an essential function for almost any bank.
Localization is an essential function for location-dependent services.
Emotional expression is an essential function for daily life that can be severely affected in some psychological disorders.
Unfortunately, however, the Ethernet cards used in the testbed cannot support any change of transmission power which is an essential function for our scheme.
Here, we characterize the alternative splicing landscape during spermatogenesis and reveal an essential function for the RNA-binding protein Ptbp2 in this highly regulated developmental program.
Many researches have demonstrated that homo-oligomerization is an essential function for biological activity and play an important role in a wide range of biological processes, for example, signal transduction, gene expression regulation, enzyme activation and immune response [2 6].
Gene exon/intron architecture, and cDNA and protein sequences appear highly conserved through Drosophila speciation, concordantly with an essential function for MT isoforms in flies, even for those previously considered as minor products.
