Sentence examples for function properly as from inspiring English sources

On-chip digital/analog Bi-CMOS circuits function properly as demonstrated.

A parallel structure is used to show redundancy wherein the whole system can function properly as long as at least one component is working properly.

For PiS, those taking part in street protests against the curbs on the tribunal are either frustrated at "losing their privileges" as Szydło claimed, or "don't have brains which function properly" as Kaczyński observed.

This creates a structural impediment to the free flow of liquidity in strained times, argues Ken Froot of Harvard Business School, because when dealers pull in their horns they are unable to function properly as market-makers.

QHC is demonstrated to be robust since quantum information transfer can be used on the long range along the trianthracene for the NOR logic gate to function properly as compared to the shorter trinaphthylene molecule.

Despite all their novelty, operational images are still subject to conventions of seeing and depicting: Phenomena emerging with the new method of localization microscopy have to be designed according to image traditions of older, conventional fluorescence microscopy to function properly as devices for communication between physicists and biologists.

Dehydration may develop if water consumption fails to satisfy thirst; if the thirst mechanism is not functioning properly, as during intense physical exercise; or if there is excessive fluid loss, as with diarrhea or vomiting.

In December 2003, The Times Libby Purves wrote a critical opinion piece, observing that Holby City medical staff are often depicted getting drunk in clubs, but afterwards are able to function properly at work, and that as a result, alcohol "is made to look innocent".

His left leg, clearly, was not functioning properly as he struggled to load up on his left-handed forehand, his killer blow.

Villeneuve's film is a rare example of the blockbuster with brains, a hugely entertaining romp through the dystopian future that also functions properly as an existential thinkpiece.

On this view, emotions don't represent things as having certain properties in virtue of being triggered by those properties when functioning properly, as Prinz (2004) claims, but rather in virtue of their phenomenal character.