It's a highly-functional flourish that replaces the greyed-out Send button when you haven't typed anything.
And he wrote about his earlier life, in the city: "There was a kind of jazz in my father's movements, a rhythm compounded of economy and flourishes, functional and decorative.
Distinguishing failures to flourish from functional abnormalities will always be a special problem for psychiatry.
Don't some scholars think we're going overboard with this marriage is disappearing hysteria and that we'll eventually see a flourishing of many functional family forms?
Just months after Cashin's death, at 84, many of her greatest functional innovations reappeared -- as aesthetic flourishes this time -- on the runways of Marc Jacobs, Prada, Anna Sui and Yohji Yamamoto.
The styling of the Jetta, inside and out, is clean, solid and functional, even if some of the flourishes, like the points on the front fascia, seem unresolved.
They were then further transformed into liver cells and transplanted into mice with liver failure, where they flourished, continued growing, and became functional liver cells.
He proposes that a disability involves a functional limitation that "impairs the capacity for human flourishing" (2006: 9), either by itself or in conjunction with social disadvantage.
As a result, functional genetic and genomic studies in other arthropods have flourished by taking advantage of the well characterized Drosophila genome as a point of reference (9, 11, 52 54).
It is an exquisite stylistic flourish that also turns out to be highly functional.
The flourishing and eagerness of portable consumer electronics necessitates functional elements to be lightweight, flexible, and even wearable.
