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These template-driven systems leave little room to innovate or think about form or function.

For example, the hypothesis that striping has a social function seems unlikely because, while every zebra does have unique patterning, other equids have no trouble identifying individuals in their herd without it.

At slightly lower BACs, brownouts, or the spotty memory of events, can occur, as some neurons continue to function properly while others fail.

But when we’re not sleeping, we’ve also got to make sure our brains have enough energy to function, which makes nutrition another key way to protect your mental health.

I looked up death in the dictionary one day just to see what the dictionary had to say it's the complete and irreversible cessation of life functions.

Families doing everything they can to be able to make ends meet and to provide for their children, and things that I need in order for my classroom to function like my organizational supplies.