Sentence examples for function to explain from inspiring English sources
One does not need to resort to a "kink" in a utility function to explain the value created in such contexts.
In fact, now that the Man in Black has served his function — to explain exactly who he is while leading us to the maze — does it even matter if he lives or dies?
The influence of peptide hydrophobicity is more complex: depending on peptide length and charge, stronger RP-HPLC retention can either decrease or increase the values of S. We postulate a general function to explain this behavior: S = C1 × ZC2 + C3 × NC4 + C5 × HIC6 + C7/Z + C8/N + C9/HI + C10 × ZN + C11 × ZHI + C12 × NHI + B.
Then mid-century processualists invoked function to explain patterns of evidence.
Other areas of textbooks where the Surveyor Voice was found to commonly occur are segments that function to explain the causes and effects of historical outcomes.
This paper considered the possibility of using the modified Brillouin function to explain the ferromagnetic behavior of surfactant-aided synthesized α-Fe2O3 nanoparticles.
An oppressive conceptual framework is one that functions to explain, maintain, and "justify" institutions, relationships and practices of unjustified domination and subordination.
After the New York Rangers routed the Caps 5-0 in Game 7 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series, the two-time Hart Trophy winner turned to conspiracy theories and profane critiques involving bodily functions to explain what happened in the series and its decisive game.
Biological functions over-represented in the differentially expressed genes are candidate functions to explain the variation in intramuscular FA composition among the analyzed animals.
Specifically, they can evaluate changes in the diffusion of the selected ROI that may be responsible for differentiated psychomotor functions to explain the coexistence of psychobehavioural disorders.
Previous literature mainly introduced cognitive functions to explain performance decrements in dual-task walking, i.e., changes in dual-task locomotion are attributed to limited cognitive information processing capacities.
