Sentence examples for functions meaning from inspiring English sources
By 2020, the government wants 20% of the built area of each pilot district to have sponge city functions, meaning at least 70% of stormwater runoff should be captured, reused, or absorbed by the ground.
Conferences often mix professional and social functions, meaning your work day isn't necessarily done until your head hits the pillow.
Today, Kidaptive changes that with the debut of what it's calling "Parent's Pad," an in-app, parents-only area that shows their child's progress in reading comprehension and math skills, as well as in cognitive, emotional and social functions, meaning things like "being patient" or "taking turns," for example.
By that we try, for example, to tell apart vocatives ("Aibo") that simply function as "relators", from vocatives with specific illocutive functions meaning, for example, "Aibo" in the meaning of "Hi, I'm talking to you" or "Aibo!" in the meaning of "Now I'm getting angry" (illocution "command": "Listen to me!").
They're contests put on by the party itself to serve its own internal functions — meaning that it's messy and weird and at times undemocratic.
Smule's apps have instrumentlike functions, meaning they can be used to create new, expressive sounds, but they also feel like games.
Functional modules in single networks are usually detected from "structure to function", meaning that modules are searched first by network, then by functional annotation analysis [ 1- 9].
In fact it is a strongD-function, meaning it can be approximated arbitrarily closely inD-norm, by simpleD-functions.
Halleck and Melendez counter that administering a public forum constitutes a public function, meaning that constitutional protections apply.
Halleck and Melendez also contend that administering a public forum constitutes a public function, meaning that constitutional protections apply.
The theory is that the auditory system is the first part of the brain to fully function, meaning that from 16 weeks old you are receptive to music.
