Sentence examples for function in event from inspiring English sources

We should be doing as our founders did to ensure governmental function in event of calamity.

Robust Estimation of the Hemodynamic Response Function in Event-Related BOLD fMRI Using Basic Physiological Information.

CLN1 and CLN2 interact genetically with a member of the septin family of proteins, which suggests that septins may function in events controlled by G1 cyclins [9].

Loss of both Bni1 and Bnr1 is lethal and causes severe defects in bud formation, which indicates that they carry out overlapping functions in events required for bud formation [47], [48], [58].

In North Carolina, legislators passed a bill that would enable the government to continue to function in the event that a budget was not passed in time.

But the news of an operation called "continuity in government" (or COG, as it was immediately acronymmed) was happily received by those of us who have been espousing quick action to enable the government to function in the event of catastrophe in the nation's capital.

Most of the largest federal programs that states rely on — for crucial safety net programs like Medicaid and food stamps, among other things — would most likely continue to function in the event of a shutdown.

It remains to be seen how the TPP would actually function in the event it receives final approval by the US Congress and the other signatory countries.

There are two backup generators to ensure that the computerized traffic controls and ventilation systems in the tunnel continue to function in the event of a power failure.

This may be viewed as adaptive as in the neonatal period relative adiposity provides metabolic reserves for thermogenesis and critical organ function in the event of inadequate maternal care [ 18].

These capabilities will enable EISCAT_3D to function in an event-driven mode, responding rapidly as geophysical conditions change, and also to contribute effectively to space situational awareness studies such as space debris acquisition and measurement (Dobrinsky and del Monte 2010).