Sentence examples for more functional way from inspiring English sources

"Many people think of clothes in a more functional way.

There is huge potential, but architects are only just beginning to learn how to apply biomimetics in a more functional way, says Michael Weinstock, director of the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.

Although the person may not recognise the connection, self-harm often becomes a response to profound and overwhelming emotional pain that cannot be resolved in a more functional way.

However, a more functional way of thinking about the probe length may be how many bases of the probe are actually available for hybridization and if these bases are exhibiting solution phase biophysical behavior.

In the future, non-invasive assessment of the receptor status by molecular imaging may form an alternate and more functional way of assessing receptor status of distant metastases [ 24- 26], especially for metastases at inaccessible sites, also providing information on heterogeneity of receptor status between distant metastases.

The aim of this explorative study was to evaluate the effect of a new approach in promoting more functional ways to face stressful situations in the constellation of people around patients: caregivers, physicians and nurses.

Rather than traditional static stretches (stretch and hold), dynamic stretches (which incorporate movement) have been proven to be more beneficial for runners and other athletes alike, as they stretch your body in a more dynamic, functional way.

The Samsung Galaxy S III leverages NFC in a much more fully functional way with S Beam, and other manufacturers are joining in on the NFC fun too.

"For men, my approach is about the combination of textures and patterns in a more architectural and functional way".

In contrast, the new approach adopted in this explorative study arose from the belief that a reintegration of personal satisfaction cannot be obtained only from reducing symptoms or improving quality of life, but requires the development of more functional and mature ways of facing reality and its stressful situations, such as severe illness.

These give way to more functional criteria such as utility criteria.