Sentence examples for strictly a function of from inspiring English sources

This capacity is strictly a function of the diameter of the clear objective that is, the aperture of the telescope.

The piecewise-linear solution is strictly a function of the time and distance of interest.

The results indicated that higher affinity for Fe(III) is not strictly a function of bond length but also the degree of Fe X (X = O,N) covalent bonding.

So science literacy in the U.S. is not strictly a function of religion, although acceptance of evolution is probably strongly conditioned by the particular religious pattern and history of our nation (Scott 2009).

In addition, the forces that shape redundancy appear to be complex and not strictly a function of time.

It further indicates that changes in mt gene order may not be strictly a function of time but subject to other constraints that are presently not well understood.

Most Democrats, after all, persist in embracing populism as it existed in the early part of the last century — that is, strictly as a function of economic inequality.

The former [ 10] uses the results of a DGVM to model range shifts and species turnover of mammals within protected areas, strictly as a function of expected vegetation shifts due to predicted climate change.

First, we prove the functions to be well defined for all α > 0. The product ∏ j = 0 n − 1 ( q 2 + ( α + j ) 2 ) is continuous and strictly increasing as a function of q > 0. It tends to ∏ j = 0 n − 1 ( α + j ) 2 < ∏ j = 0 n − 1 ( 1 + α + j ) 2 as q → 0 and to +∞ as q → + ∞.

In particular, the norm (Vert mathcal{K}_{l, alpha, k} Vert = mu_{1}/k) is continuous and strictly increasing as a function of L, and (lim_{L to0}{Vert mathcal{K}_{l, alpha, k} Vert } = 0), (lim_{L toinfty} {Vert mathcal{K}_{l, alpha, k} Vert } = 1/k).

This shows that the objective function is strictly a convex function of d in the interval [0,1].