Sentence examples for practically a function of from inspiring English sources

However, extensive research the last 20 years has demonstrated that the yield curvature of R.C. members is practically a function of the member cross-section depth and steel yield strain and insensitive of the amount of the longitudinal reinforcement.

It is found that the solids fluxes increase strongly, practically linearly, as a function of the vertical position and depend on the excess gas velocity but not on the particle size, while the most often used phenomenological two-phase fluidized bed models assume the vertical solids fluxes to be constant.

It is shown that the ozone absorption is practically a single function of the gas/liquid ratio while the removal efficiency of the odorous material is a single function of the ozone dose for a specified U-tube configuration.

Hell, it's practically a part of me.

Water is involved in practically all functions of the human body and plays a crucial role in life and health.

In paramagnetic state the field dependencies of magnetostriction are practically linear functions of applied field and approach saturation only for high-field values.

The alloy with ratio Co/Fe = 0 exhibits TC in the vicinity of room temperature, thus field dependencies of magnetostriction are practically linear functions of applied field and approach saturation only for high field values.

It is, he adds, "practically a catalog of bipolar symptomatology".

"It became practically a microcosm of race and religion".

Practically a banquet of single men.

Netanyahu, a student — practically a member — of the G.O.P., is no beginner at this demagogic game.