Sentence examples for view of the function from inspiring English sources
Van Creveld laments the passing of what he has correctly identified as one of history's most masculine professions; Goldstein offers a diametrically opposed view of the function of women's role in warfare.
Mr. Oldenburg has taken a rather old‐fashioned view of the function of tech nology in this work: he has used it as a convenient means to animate his own comic sculptural conception.
In view of the function of the birth-death element and secondary development with APDL (ANSYS parametric design language), a simulation analysis of the temperature field and thermal stress during the construction period of the intake tower was conveniently conducted.
"The finding turns our view of the function of sex by 180 degrees," says microbial geneticist Joseph Heitman of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.
To test these background theories, they often need to run additional experiments this was the case in Long's study, given that his revised view of the function of body wobbling resulted from a separate and successive class of experiments testing the Tadro3s' behavior.
Here we provide a comparison of some of these methods in view of the function approximation problem considered.
We here present a unified and updated view of the functioning and the molecular architecture of the Mpf/CP machinery.
Polanyi was not a conventional economist but was instead concerned with the development of an overall view of the functioning of economic relationships within different social frameworks.
Bellow's broad view of the functions of C.R.L.A., and his close association with Cesar Chavez's grape pickers union has caused considerable controversy.
The workflow consists of analysing the space from the point of view of the functions of its façade and then applying a retrofitting strategy based on state-of-the-art building simulations and automated shading control.
9 This assumption can be easily justified in the context of search&matching models that have become the standard view of the functioning of the labour market.
