Sentence examples for functional uses from inspiring English sources

Some old books are converted to more functional uses.

At the time, he was reading deeply in the literature of psychology and psychoanalysis, and he became fascinated with the functional uses of negative emotions: frustration, aggression, and, in particular, anxiety.

Tschichold moved to the forefront of modern design with "elementare typographie," a special issue of the trade journal Typographische Mitteilungen in 1925, and with his book, Die neue Typographie (1928; The New Typography; A Handbook for Modern Designers), which expounded the principles and functional uses of Modernist typography to printers, type compositors, and designers.

Two functional uses of the English article system (referential indefinite "a" and referential definite "the") were targeted in the feedback.

This study established the existence and extent of microclimate variation of UHI within urban communities of different environmental configuration and functional uses.

The chapter identifies different approaches and frameworks to bring NZEB into the mainstream market for different functional uses and building typologies.

Or does anyone have a functional use for them?

Walking is difficult, and he does not have functional use of his right hand.

I don't have functional use of my left hand.

"The plan provides a functional use for one of the most wonderful buildings ever designed to board an airplane from," he said.

Mr. Santini said his firm -- "as guilty as any in building these things" -- was also trying to persuade some clients to consider a more functional use of space.