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Meanings of functioning in English

Catalan
operativitat
Spanish
marcha

Process or manner of functioning or operating.

operativitat
Spanish
funcional

Performing or able to perform its regular function.

Related terms
funcional
Usage of functioning in English
1
It takes money to make a good idea into a functioning company.
BBC
2
There are 12 other officially recognised, currently functioning political parties in Zimbabwe.
The South African
3
Maybe it's an instinct, a biological need to form a functioning society.
The Guardian
4
Effect sizes appeared to vary across different memory and executive functioning measures.
Pubmed
5
Access to justice is a fundamental part of a properly functioning democracy.
The Guardian
6
Those included general health, physical ability, pain, mental health and social functioning.
Reuters
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Polls suggest New Yorkers just don't think the city is functioning well.
NY Magazine
8
An interaction effect between group and time was found for physical functioning.
Pubmed
9
Discussion: B cells play key roles in immune system functioning and MS.
Pubmed
10
The new fund, according to the proposal, would start functioning in 2015.
Reuters
11
It is not functioning in a way that necessarily reflects economic reality.
The Guardian
12
Conclusions: No specific restorative effect of CEA on cognitive functioning was observed.
Pubmed
13
Results: Results indicated distinct patterns of socio-emotional functioning for each TCR group.
Pubmed
14
In a normally functioning market this should be about 4 per cent.
The Irish Times
15
General neurocognitive functioning was measured by a Wechsler Intelligence Scale short form.
Pubmed
16
North Korea relies on imported fuel to keep its struggling economy functioning.
Reuters
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Translations for functioning
Functioning through the time
Functioning across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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