That of course may be a function of his success, and it raises the same chicken-egg question that the generally closed-mouth nature of President George W. Bush's political operation did: Does the loyalty seal the victory, or the victory the loyalty?
As significantly, almost every news professional turns first to Twitter for news – every news professional, personally and organizationally, increasingly sees success as a function of its Twitter reaction.
While the Internet is undoubtedly a major advancement in social communication, the popularity of social networking has created a misconception that a network's success is a function of its size.
'Success is a function of success; it needs to be seen to be getting bigger and bigger.' Since the Scotland game, the England team had managed to briefly capture the mood of the whole cultural revival – bold, brash and hooking in followers from everywhere.
The effectiveness of intelligence and military measures in combating terrorism will be a function of our success in addressing these root causes.
For example, information processing theory focuses on the development of organizational systems to process information as a key function of organizational success in uncertain environments (Galbraith [1977]).
Fitness depends on producing offspring, which is a multiplicative function of reproductive success given an individual is still alive times the probability of still being alive, given investment in signals.
The magnitude of the under-estimation error (type II error) is a function of the success rate, i.e. scarce funding will lead to the rejection of a sizable number of worthy candidates, or reversely, an increase in success rate will reduce this error type, while increasing the risk of over-estimation (type I errors).
It is a part of our academic pedigree, and our career success will be a function of Gladstone's success".
