(During construction, for example, the terminal would have to continue to function, making the work far more complicated).
The dye pits, on the other hand, do not need electricity to function, making them fairly cheap to operate.
But while they may provide the everyday products that allow the military to function, make war, and carry out foreign occupations, most such civilian firms no longer dabble in actual arms manufacture.
For our focus groups, the problem drinker was constructed around visibility and an inability to function, making excessive drinking the province of the 'other', something which was far removed from their own behaviour or that of their peers.
Retrograde signalling from dysfunctional mitochondria to the nucleus can therefore change other mitochondrial properties in an attempt to maintain function, making cause-and-effect difficult to disentangle.
In this case, SNPs identify residues or components of the motor not directly related to core function making them candidate sites for adventitious modification.
However, numerical ODE solvers with an adaptive step length are known to introduce quantification errors to the objective function, making it nonsmooth on small scales (42).
By writing so convincingly from behind the veil of black culture, Chabon has allowed the form of his novel to follow its function, making a powerful statement about the pulse of humanity that runs deeper than our skin colour.
A causal role interpretation emphasizes a systemic capacity to which a function makes a contribution.
After that, they are passed through to an activation function, making the activation of the neuron continuously valued.
