Sentence examples for value and function from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's to question the value and function of so-called escapist music.

Symbols emerge and disappear and change in their value and function.

"The county is proposing to manage the wetlands to reduce the mosquito population when it should be managing them to enhance their value and function," said Adrienne Esposito, the executive director of Citizens Campaign for the Environment in Farmingdale.

I remember at the time that it wasn't so much the veiled utilitarianism in this statement that chilled, more the crass misapprehension of the value and function of the whole of the subsidised sector.

In it they asserted that art had a value and function independent of the state, and that geometric principles should be the basis for sculpture.

"The evolutionary value and function [of the calming response] is quite clear," Kuroda says: A passive, quiet, compact newborn would be easier for a mother to carry away from danger.

Thus, understanding the ecological value and functioning of each system becomes critical to integrate nature into urban design and planning at the city scale.

Why do we associate certain objects with certain places, people, values and function?

**Best possible value (Pain and function: 50, Total ASES: 100) of the item or maximum total value of the scale.

Most important, the article did not mention that "biodiversity" and restoring the wetlands' natural resources, values and functions are paramount goals recommended in Suffolk's Vector Control and Wetlands Management long-term plan.

The values and functions are details in Table 2.