Sentences with phrase «as a function»

The evolution of temperature as a function of latitude and the timing of CO2 rise are shown below (at two different time periods in part a, see the caption).

If there were an absolute authority morality wouldn't vary as a function of culture and upbringing.

Babies need zinc for their growth and development, as well as the function of their DNA.

These programs, he suggests are irrelevant to the mass audience of television because they fail to understand and adapt to the true nature of television as it functions in American society.

The strength of this relationship was similar for boys and girls, and did not differ as a function of age.

As absolute temperature goes above zero, the fluctuations increase as a function of temperature.

Throughout a person's lifetime, these cells divide, replacing old or damaged cells at different rates based on factors such as their function in the body, environmental insults and wound healing.

Family system theory considers adolescent behavior as a function of the dynamic interactions between family members.

Our calculated global warming as a function of CO2 amount is based on equilibrium climate sensitivity 3 °C for doubled CO2.

Historical data show robust demand for air and freight energy use as a function of wealth.

The wide center stack plays host to the LCD navigation screen as well as functions for the climate control and audio systems.

Again you don't have much say in this as nature dictates lapse rates as a function of pressure, temperature, and moisture.

The size per se didn't matter as much as function.

The dynamic steering system varies the steering ratio as a function of driving speed.

As far as function and options, nothing else is even close.

This equates to ALL options increasing in value as a function of increased demand for option premium across the spectrum.

However, mortality in these later studies was modeled only as a function of climate variables with no explicit consideration of the effect of competition.

Parenting as a function of the way we grow and experience is wisely given a substantive role as well.

Also, conference facilities that can accommodate 10 - 300 delegates or serve as functions venue for weddings, catering up to 250 people.

«You learn to write copy simply as a function of what works and what doesn't,» he told a private audience after his keynote, and therefore so can an algorithm.

Nevertheless, they compared the attachment to the sibling as a function of marital status and sibling type.

I mean that if there is no way to validate climate science via empirical measurement, especially the predictions of temperature rise as a function of CO2 concentration, then we are getting nowhere.

Ask about booking exclusive use of the Movie Room as a function room for your special occasion.

This means that I see individuals as functioning within a larger family system.

The increase in crop growth as a function of CO2 is well known.

-- Existing clean energy technologies have fallen in cost and will continue to do so as a function of their deployment, which implies that they are sufficient to achieve ambitious climate goals.

It's basically a code for living life as a functioning, balanced, content person.

I don't really care about how games look as long as they function properly, but it would be cool to see my favorite resort town competing with other visually impressive locales.

As with much research these days, the construction of algorithms forming a computer model acting as a functioning copy of the natural system was intrinsic to the research.

This is (apparently) something directly tied to the vegetation — not bacteria, and thus might be expected to have different responses as a function of climate change etc..

The great flexibility of the displays enables all information to be brilliantly presented as a function of personal preferences and the driving situation.

Even so, I would like to address the subject of money management with a focus on risk as a function of portfolio size.

The practice has continued to thrive over the years as a function of surgical expertise, exceptional patient care and comprehensive client education.

The gorgeous steering wheel has all the major controls on it like a racer but the design and materials create something that's as much art as function.

I believe that form is as important as its function, and many moms feel the same way.

The probability distribution of molecular extension was determined as a function of time and strain rate.

Some have internal data looking at rates of usage of various technology products and examining outcomes data as a function of technology usage.