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functional 1. Psychol a. relating to the purpose or context of a behaviour b. denoting a psychosis such as schizophrenia assumed not to have a direct organic cause, like deterioration or poisoning of the brain 2. Maths a function whose domain is a set of functions and whose range is a set of functions or a set of numbers
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In other words, if the DM system should ever lose power or fail in any way, it will allow the furnace to return to operational status with control going to the existing potentiometers. The TCAT consists of a relational database with customized structured query language (SQL) scripts that present architecture information in the form of human-readable operational and system views and/or data files for use in other databases or spreadsheet programs, as well as M&S network simulation tools such as OPNET and QualNet. The armored weapons and equipment form the most mass-scale type of weapons with operational large strategic formations of the Land Forces and the main weapon of combined-arms large units and units. |
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