Sentence examples for representative function from inspiring English sources

"I'm interested in how things look," he says, "in the representative function of architecture".

The representative function of each component is plotted to describe the complete evolution of the NMR transverse magnetization component for medical and biomedical applications.

Second, in the field of pictorial representation, animal and human figures are combined with other ornamental designs such as fillets and arabesques stressing their ornamental nature rather than representative function.

That, in turn, means that as long as the broader church "as a whole does not bless same-sex unions, a person living in such a union cannot without serious incongruity have a representative function in a Church whose public teaching is at odds with their lifestyle".

This paper addresses a number of representative function problems defined on Boolean formulae, and shows that all these function problems can be reduced to a generic problem of computing a minimal set subject to a monotone predicate.

Their universality consists simply in the universality of their representative function.

Absent clear congressional guidance, we decline to inject such an element of uncertainty into union decisions regarding their representative functions.

Based on applicable standards, reliability analysis is done on 5 key representative functions with the assumption that the submersible is utilized for ten deep water missions per year.

After having presented representative functions of operational water body information systems for the thematic and the co-operation layer, the article concludes with a summary of future IT developments that are required to efficiently support the WFD implementation.

But in 2006, MPs agreed to allow opposition parties "who have chosen not to take their seats" to access public funds to pay staff wages for MPs "in relation to the party's representative business" Sinn Fein uses the money for press, publicity and other representative functions.

(The final volume of The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms, The Phenomenology of Knowledge [1929b], articulates this embedding most explicitly, where the significative function of symbolic meaning is depicted as dialectically evolving — in just the sense of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit — from the expressive and representative functions).