Sentence examples for the whole functioning from inspiring English sources

"Malware cannot completely mimic human beings' behavior and the whole functioning operating system plus browser when it's surfing the web," says founder Nir Krakowski, who along with his co-founder has a background working for the Shin Bet Israeli state security agency.

More general considerations propose limits for noise suppression in biological systems, otherwise negative feedbacks and the whole functioning of system are getting extremely expensive: the minimum standard deviation decreases with the quartic root of the number of events for Poisson communication channels.

A number of previous studies being cross-sectional, focusing on elderly and cortisol secretion with a limited number of measurements and limited neuropsychological evaluation were indeed inconclusive regarding the early temporal relation between the whole functioning of stress axes and dementia.

Understanding the importance of biodiversity to your daily life, the whole functioning of your community, region and country and the benefits for the entire world is a key part of celebrating biodiversity.

Throughout all this, though, "there was a strange ambiguity about the whole function that I fulfilled.

I hadn't cared about the whole function; I was not serious.

"But so much happens outside the performance, and we are trying to find ways of making the whole function of the company more open-source".

"Conference ought to be the place where there is open discussion – that is the whole function of it," he told Sky News.

Not content merely to skewer America's pre-eminent investment house, the senator harrumphed that its conduct "brings into question the whole function of Wall Street".

"Its conduct brings into question the whole function of Wall Street, which traditionally has been seen as an engine of growth, betting on America's successes and not its failures".

He strove to write novels that were documentary and academic works that were emotionally gripping, creating a body of work in which both the parts and the whole functioned with a common purpose: to illuminate, in as many ways as possible, the terrors of the Nazi years.