Sentence examples for a core feature in from inspiring English sources

There have already been reports that LoopPay's technology may be a core feature in Samsung's Galaxy S6 smartphone, which will be unveiled on 1 March ahead of the Mobile World Congress conference in Barcelona.

This technique allows to increase the data rate that can be reliably transmitted [1] and has been adopted as a core feature in cellular standards such as long-term evolution (LTE) and LTE-advanced (LTE-A) [2].

Location is increasingly becoming a layer as opposed to a core feature in web services, much like social has become a layer with the conceptual shift from Friendster to Facebook.

(This is a feature Spotify already offers, known as "Suggested Songs").. Thumbs up/Thumbs down remains a core feature in Pandora's premium service, but now you'll be able to revisit your liked songs via a dedicated playlist of thumbs'd up tracks.

Spinocerebellar degeneration had to be a core feature in these patients.

Devolution of responsibility and power to lower levels of government, a core feature in NPM programs.

A funding agreement also ensured that Ipso has "sufficient and effective financial autonomy" which "was regarded as a core feature of independence in the Leveson report".

A new paradigm, one that embraces complexity as a core feature of research in older adults is required to address the critical health issues facing the burgeoning senior population, the group that consumes the majority of healthcare resources.

Nevertheless, we acknowledge that our view of normative analysis as a core feature of research in medical ethics needs further specification to determine which quality criteria should be applied for empirical studies in medical ethics.

Anxiety has been implicated as a core feature of sexual dysfunctions in general and dyspareunia in particular (Barlow, 1986; Meana & Binik, 1994; Spano & Lamont, 1975) by impairing sexual arousal.

Involving patients as interviewers and in questionnaire development is a core feature of 'user research' in the mental health field 42 43 leading to different questions being asked that may be more closely aligned to the needs and experiences of people receiving services.