Thus for each functional and for each direction we have a sample of 101 functions, of which 100 are simulated and one is real.
Charity functions of which she was the queen would be splashed all over the society pages, and the movie would be reviewed under eight-column headlines.
"Clearly the site has many functions, of which a memorial is an important one but not the only one," said Carl Weisbrod, president of the Downtown Alliance, representing Lower Manhattan businesses.
Just as Riemann attacked the problem of the primes by generalizing the zeta function to the complex plane, Dr. Sarnak and many others have been looking at families of functions of which Riemann's zeta function is just one relative.
The Kaossilator is essentially an anti-iPod — a surprisingly beefy music-making device, the functions of which are approximated by a number of iPhone apps.
Which is to say that the Fourth Plinth serves many functions, of which the showing of a piece of sculpture is merely one.
The third essential factor in Aztec imperialism was the empire's complex sociopolitical organization, the levels and functions of which were poorly understood by Spanish chroniclers (and continue to be debated among anthropologists).
They contain a number of sensory endings the primary functions of which are to regulate muscle tonus (a state of partial muscular contraction) and to determine the position and movements of the head and body.
You mean a company has a product that supposedly acts as a sunscreen (one of the main functions of which is to help prevent cancer) via bizarre and seemingly impossible means, and rather than have it verified by trained medical professionals, they decided to sell it on the strength of some strangers saying it's fine?
Heme proteins perform diverse biological functions, of which myoglobin (Mb) is a representative protein.
The efficiency of CTSS is extensively tested by using analytical test functions of which global and local minima are known.
