Sentence examples for functional view from inspiring English sources

Gene duplication is prevalent in plant genomes and the duplicated genes face different evolutionary fates, including pseudogenization (nonfunctionalization), retention of the original function, subfunctionalization, and neofunctionalization under the functional view [ 18- 25].

In direct opposition to Price's (1977) arguments, the functional view presupposes that low-to-moderate turnover improves organizational functioning; Price (1977) suggests that these levels are the most damaging.

Elbaz takes a more functional view.

the functional view, attempts to study the interrelation between the various elements, small and large, in a culture.

"If you think about the product, it's iconic, it's been in the market over 30 years," he adds, and until recently the strategy to sell it was by "taking a functional view of the brand".

As the title implies, the book takes a purely functional view of the mind, viewing it as a collection of diverse faculties to be explained in terms of how they helped us survive out on the savannah.

Maimonides, a Jewish philosopher of the Middle Ages, proposed a more functional view of angels as metaphors for the laws of nature: the burning of fire, the flowing of water, and so forth.

Therefore, from functional view-point, the Stub-end-hole diameter forms a CTQ characteristic.

This framework offers managers appropriate guidance to devise a set of performance indicators that encompasses all functional areas of the nursing system, covers its structural features as well as processes and outcomes, considers both short-term and long-term issues, and provides a cross-functional view of the nursing system and of the interdependence among its different functions.

(A mixed representational-functional view is what Block (1996) calls "quasi-representationism").

(The non-functional view that the content of a mental state depends on none of its relations to other mental states is atomism).