function space

American  

noun

Mathematics.

1. a linear space, the elements of which are functions.

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Etymology

Origin of function space

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Inspired by Norway’s global seed vault, and with architecture influenced by mushroom coral, the bank will also include a function space, research labs, and serve as an aquarium-like tourist attraction for Port Douglas in far north Queensland, a gateway to the adjacent Great Barrier Reef.

From The Guardian

Facilities staff and contractors moved up floor by floor, putting final touches on guest rooms and 103,000 square feet of “function space.”

From Seattle Times

Hyatt officials said “the slight delay” of the expansion “will not be an issue as we have so much of our own function space, so we are able to accommodate a lot of groups” without relying on the convention center.

From Seattle Times

The lifting mechanism was originally operated using steam to power the enormous pumping engines; these days the hydraulics are driven by oil and electricity while the upper walkway – now a function space with a glass floor offering views directly over the Thames – is lit in vivid pink.

From The Guardian

“We are a hospitality company that provides public accommodations and function space,” a Marriott spokesman said.

From Los Angeles Times