Her grandmother's character is summed up perhaps by a remark she made upon learning to her horror that her daughter did not own a functioning clock".
The family does not own a functioning computer, however, and therefore has difficulty searching for an apartment they could rent through the federal Section 8 subsidy program.
In the case of Napster, users exchanged music they stored on their own computers, a function known in the trade as peer-to-peer exchange.
In our own definition, a function is "the result of the user's interpretative process about the product's physical behaviours" [2].
People are shown as connections only if they have been actively talking to each other, which is different from how Twitter makes its own recommendations (a function based more on similarity).
As the position of the king became weaker and that of his vassals and subordinates became stronger, the latter began to erect their own stelae, a function that was formerly the exclusive preserve of the king himself.
Recent studies agree with "educator," and have found that owning a functioning car is key to finding a job.
An email "As a 38-year-old Tottenham fan, I can honestly say that there was a time when I expected to own a fully functioning hoverboard before I would ever see my team in the European Cup," parps Hugh Bland.
Though – like most humans – I own a 99p functioning corkscrew, by the looks of the internet, opening a bottle of wine is something people seem to love to hack.
The governor said he wanted to strengthen the state's "maintenance of effort" law, which seeks to prevent local governments from using state aid as cover for reducing their own spending on a function.
