Adjective
functional- In good working order.
- Useful; serving a purpose
- That sculpture is not merely artistic, but also functional. It can be used as a hatrack.
- Having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects.
Noun
- A function that takes other functions as its argument.
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- Functional form and functionalism apply to architectural design.
- Functional group in organic chemistry (for example, "This compound has two carbonyl functions").
- Functional is a term applied to certain scalar-valued functions in mathematics, computer science, and Lagrangian mechanics.
- Linear functional a type of functional often simply called a functional in the context of functional analysis.
- Functional model is a structured representation of the functions, activities or processes.
- Functional (ontology) refers to a property or relation in an ontology that can only hold a single value for a given individual.
- Functional programming is used in computer science as well.
- Functional symptom is sometimes used in medicine to describe symptoms that have no current visible organic basis, e.g. if they are a result of psychological or perceptual dysfunction. Historically, functional symptoms tend to be reclassified as organic as investigative techniques improve.
- Functional classification is a term used in the United States for class of road. Read full entry
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How long to get functional My sister has been absolutely
non-functional. She has been
drinking every day and has
tried a psychiatrist but it
didn't help. It's been two and
a half weeks now. If you have
been through a breakup and
were literally almost
suicidal, how long did it take
you to get the initial
non-functional part over with?
She is 48 and has had a string
of horrible people in her
life.
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To get functional again, it can take a few months in extreme cases. To get to complete healment, a lot longer. But this has more to do with her and why she is attracted to the sort of people she is. She has much soul searching to do. I had an extremely painful breakup once, and it took me 2 months to get functional. It took a further 8 months to get over it. |
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What are the functional groups In the molecule fluoxetine
C17H18F3NO, what are the
functional groups and chiral
centres, and if someone could
tell me what a chiral centre
is that'd be great?
also are both the carbon rings
called benzene rings or would
you refer to one or both of
them as Pheynl groups?
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look for the strusture at following link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P rozac etheral oxygen and amide groups are present. the C atom having all the four groups different form each othe, is called chiral C. and i think only one carbon [attached to O, benzene ring, other CH2 and H(not shown)] is chiral, c if u can find another. |
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What is the functional What is the functional
relation between the number of
tourists and the price of
entrance ticket of a scenic
spot? What is the mathematical
formula?
I know that they are inversely
proportionate, can anyone come
up with an accurate function
to exhibit their relation?
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surely, until you have some defined examples, one can only express the function as n = k/p, where n= number of tourists, k = constant of proportionality p = price of ticket. once you have some data, you can actually calculate the correct formula. good luck |
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