Sentence examples for quasi-functional from inspiring English sources

The vibe of a quasi-functional family held together by loyalty, compassion and comic timing unites the two works.

At first it does not seem to make sense that an artist who began with the collective, improvisatory and ephemeral medium of Happenings should devote himself to anything as exacting or obsessive as the invention and building of these familiar yet freakish quasi-functional sculptures.

The actual quotation has 'the intentional content of looking red' in place of '\(Q_{R}\)', and expresses a thesis that Block accepts: "my brand of qualia-realism is quasi-functional; here is why it is quasi-functional: the qualitative content of experience [i.e., qualia like \(Q_{R}\)] is not functionally characterizable" (1990, 58).

With the website now quasi-functional, there are good reasons to believe that the Affordable Care Act will catch on.

Many of Sachs' artworks retain a quasi-functional element, and he often appropriates objects to demonstrate rituals in people's lives.

They cared two hoots about a quasi-functional grouping, which did not look inwards and extend its helping hand in realistic manners.

To perform the simulation in Aspen, the universal quasi chemical functional group activity coefficient (UNIFAC) thermodynamic model was chosen.

Accordingly, our approach will rely primarily on semigroup methods and (1.1) will be treated as an abstract quasi-linear functional differential equation in a Banach space.

Moreover, we extend the existence of extremal solutions from initial value problems to boundary value problems for infinite quasi-monotone functional systems of fractional differential equations.

This is similar to the fast decaying quasi-exponential functional treatment of background for 99mTc-MAG3 renal scintigraphy by the recently developed blood-pool compensation and modified Patlak-Rutland methods both of which do not use classical background regions [17, 42 44].

Our clothes were functional, quasi-military.