Sentence examples for which is functioning from inspiring English sources
Google, which is functioning as usual, carries a message reading "please don't censor the web!" and links to a site warning the bills will do just that, as well as "impose harmful regulations on American business".
It's late September and I've just watched the movie, minus a couple of CGI digital inserts, at a majestic suburban house in the hills above the Sunset Strip which is functioning as the post-production set-up for films backed by Annapurna Pictures.
The second Title IX, the one currently enforced, is the product of a policy interpretation in 1979 by the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (but never debated or approved by Congress) -- and which is functioning as a gender quota law.
A stable Egypt is in the interests of the US, and the stability would come from three things: peace within, based on the will of the Egyptian people, peace with its neighbors, and a successful economy, which is functioning for the needs of its people.
What Digg Reader will offer to set itself apart is what's planned for the backend, only some of which is functioning at the time of launch.
One comprised the neighborhoods that were inundated, blacked-out, half-abandoned, and verging on humanitarian crisis and ominous disorder, and one consisted of those which were functioning as usual, albeit at a dazed half-speed.
This rate was likely limited by the rate of downward movement of the thawing front, which was functioning as a moving impermeable boundary.
Representatives stated that it would have been easier if they could have used the GSM-R network operated by the railway, which was functioning.
A proposed strength equation, which is function of the flange and web width thickness ratios besides member slenderness ratio, is given.
The optimal residence time therefore depends on both of these competing time scales, each of which is function of feed material properties, kiln geometry and kiln operating conditions.
which are functions of τ r and τ n.
