For example, Durkheim (1999, p. 12) argues that "the differences between date, week, month and year are corresponding to the periodicity of rituals, festivals and public ceremonies," that is, "the calendar conveys the rhythm of collective activities and guarantees the functions of the regularity in these activities".
Theresa May's talks with Jeremy Corbyn were not a justification "that we have a long extension without guarantees for the functioning of the European Union".
In order to ensure at least a minimum functioning period, AVD manufacturers should think about guaranteeing the function of AVDs over a specific time period.
Both the United Kingdom and the United States prospered by wielding an invisible fist that guaranteed the function of a global system of free trade only to find that as their trading partners prospered, it became harder and harder for them to maintain their ascendancy.
Although the presence of AUUUA motifs in an AU-rich region does not guarantee the function of this motif in mRNA stability [40], it would be interesting to determine whether the numerous AUUUA repeats confer instability to HIC mRNA.
Guarantees are the function of leverage and precedent, and NFL teams continue to hold advantages in both.
In order to guarantee that the function of programmable logic controllers (PLC) complies with given safety specifications, the use of verification has proven to be useful.
As in the previous example, the production-controller dichotomy structure guarantees the normal functioning of a cell regulation network with both parts playing irreplaceable roles.
This diversity of regime, ranging from church-minded Greece to ultra-secular France, is guaranteed by the Treaty on the Functioning of the (28-member) European Union.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has made it abundantly clear that the British government will no longer accept the free movement of workers guaranteed by the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU).
