functionally

The program example below is functionally the same as the one above.

It can be more effective to have children look at themselves functionally.

Functionally, the field and the city side have very different designs.

Functionally the two schools are different but simply housed in the same building.

The gap is functionally significant, which makes it an important area of study.

They are functionally identical, with different ways of reading the result.

According to him, growth is functionally related to the rate of investment.

After all, we have 23 million Americans who are functionally illiterate.

One in six of the world's population are functionally illiterate.

As a result, he was functionally illiterate for all of his life.

Functionally it was equivalent, but there were a few differences.

The young are much more likely to be functionally illiterate than the old.

There was the need, therefore, to search for a new political order that would be functionally democratic.

The two compounds are functionally similar, but with a little difference in structure.

Which could mean that several areas of California functionally have much larger fault lines than had been thought.

The two sections, then, could be functionally close, but not interrupt each other.

These were functionally independent and appear to have been used simultaneously.

That is to say, functionally points of transition, they have become so culturally as well.

Nor did he mind their looks; indeed, they were handsome if you considered them functionally.

Those who are functionally illiterate is estimated at 30 to 60 percent.

To any who might examine him, he was functionally lifeless.

But there should be many functionally equivalent pathways to a similar end result.

But even if there were no difference, that placement was functionally unnecessary.

For example, here's an alternative that is functionally equivalent to (1).

While functionally similar, the two designs share slight but important differences.