Sentence examples similar to function of a fashion from inspiring English sources

YN: The first version of the glasses functioned more as a fashion accessory.

At the same time, an inescapable function of fashion in most countries is to serve as a status symbol, a consideration leading to the wardrobe concept in designing that is, separate business attire, evening wear, casual clothes, spectator sportswear, active sportswear, and other prescribed attire that clothing entrepreneurs and designers promote.

At the most basic level, a critical function of fashion is to stimulate desire.

The true function of fashion, James said, is to arouse the mating instinct.

As Professor Vinken said, if people can surgically manipulate their bodies, or virtually turn their bodies inside out with tattoos, "you have to wonder what the function of fashion still is?" These ideas, along with technological influences like the shape of carbon-fiber automobiles, are far more potent than another gender-bender.

Chicken PLTP, first molecularly characterized in 2009 (Saarela et al., 2009), performs the function of remodeling HDL particles in a fashion reminiscent of its mammalian counterparts.

"The big guys could probably function outside of a dedicated New York Fashion Week for men," Kolb notes.

Likewise, the effects of synovial inflammation expected contribute to deregulation of chondrocyte function in a similar fashion, favouring the lost of equilibrium between the catabolic and anabolic activities of the chondrocyte necessary for maintaining the extracellular cartilage matrix.

The mutations appear to act in a gain-of-function fashion, with a rise in GFAP levels above a toxic threshold serving as a key step in pathogenesis (Brenner et al., 2009).

The members of the p160/NCOA family of co-activators function in a similar fashion to stimulate the transcription of nuclear receptor target genes.

Furthermore, similar to the real time simulation feature, mutations to any of the cellular species can easily be specified which allows users to simulate gain/loss-of-function in an intuitive fashion.