Sentence examples for function of its own from inspiring English sources

An event should be characterized as a force that introduces a decisive break into the historical status quo and redirects it in function of its own magnitude.

It is a function of its own illiteracy, but also its belief that such places of learning promote "vulgarity" and "Western-inspired decadence".

It remains an open question whether such novelty is merely a pleiotropic side effect of restorative evolution, or whether it provides some adaptive function of its own.

Each country will have a debt limit that is partly a function of its own history of fiscal consolidation.

It has been proved theoretically that the relative permeability of each phase in a smooth fracture is only a linear function of its own saturation.

The experimental results show that in a water-wet core, the relative permeability of water is a function of its own saturation, and its isoperms are straight lines.

Eaton's product, Home Heartbeat (starter pack, $150 ,www.homeheartbeat.com), lacks cameras, although it has a few unique functions of its own.

Octopamine may have functions of its own in the central nervous system of mollusks.

As fitness at the two levels begins to be decoupled, collective fitness remains proportional to average particle fitness, but is not defined by it; at such a stage, "the emerging collective lacks 'individuality', and has no collective-level functions of its own" (2009, 237).

The host also requires iron for the proper functioning of its own cells and uses iron-binding proteins to restrict, use, and transport iron in different sites.

Analysis of the effect of CaHAM loss-of-function on its own expression showed that CaHAM is negatively autoregulated.