Sentence examples for nature and functioning of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rathkolb's summary also adds background on the nature and functioning of the orchestra, whose members are part of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra, in the war period.

In his accounts of public law, Griffith subverted the self-satisfied liberal-democratic view about the nature and functioning of the constitution, replacing it with a more realistic "what actually happens" account.

Answering that means looking back, at how its tenure of office jeopardised that trust, but also looking at the nature and functioning of government, central, local and at arm's length.

From this point of view, anything uncovered about the nature and functioning of the mind was a happy accident.

They started the process by identifying rural communities that did not have access to electricity, with a view to introducing them to the nature and functioning of biodigesters.

As food can come to be used by elites as a socio-political tool in stratified societies, the temptation to use archeologically recognizable differences in foodways as a means of understanding the origin, nature, and functioning of processes of stratification is strong.

And it sits at odds with much of what we know about the nature and function of ritual.

To complain that this represents a gross denial of justice misunderstands the nature and function of Icac.

This curious episode tells a lot about the nature and function of portraiture during the Renaissance.

The nature and functions of chromosomes, the agents of heredity, had been known when Dr. Tjio correctly counted the number of chromosomes.

Kalidas Bhattacharyya was concerned with the nature and function of philosophical reflection and its relation to unreflective experience.