Sentence examples for historical function from inspiring English sources

This research investigates the historical function of dams as sediment storage points.

The Vismarkt, a central square – which for years had been a huge parking place – regained its historical function as a market.

That tradition has its roots in the historical function of the Speaker in communicating the will of parliament to the monarch – a role which risked exciting the anger of the King.

For Hegel, the historical function of Judaism ceased once its values had been universalized by Christianity: "The Temple of Zion is destroyed; the God-serving nation is scattered to the winds".

Explores the presence and impact of music across a variety of educational settings, with a focus on the historical function of music education, the current role of music education, and potential future models of music education.

For Hegel, the historical function of Judaism ceased once its values had been universalized by Christianity: "The Temple of Zion is destroyed; the God-serving nation is scattered to the winds". So what explained the Jewish refusal to fade into history?

Indeed, one of the historical functions of coffee was to not be alcohol.

Increase in canopy cover comes at the expense of increasing vulnerability to fire and drought and loss of historical functions and processes.

"Having women and children in the Army would not be accurate," said Doug Dobbs, a high school history teacher from Hagerstown, Md. Ms. Haines had come to Gettysburg with her daughter and son-in-law and three granddaughters, all of whom have their historical functions, she said from outside her tent.

Thompson said that ongoing budget cuts had limited the USCG's ability to perform its historical functions.

The only other studies available on mental health services for children and adolescents have focused mostly on costs [ 15], historical functioning and staff data [ 16], inpatient care effectiveness [ 17, 18], service utilisation and provision [ 19, 20], treatment intensity [ 21], and on determinants of unmet needs [ 22].