Sentence examples for a cornerstone feature from inspiring English sources
As part of a plan to create a social network based around Dota 2, Gabe Newell announced in April 2012 that the game would be free-to-play, with player contributions to the community being a cornerstone feature.
Given that impaired autonomic regulation is a cornerstone feature of Rett syndrome (37, 38), we assessed whether these thermoregulatory deficits would also be rescued by delayed Mecp2 reactivation.
The cornerstone feature of the new mobos is the ScreenDUO, a secondary display that allows users to view important system information without having to start the PC.
A is for access In a system of universal healthcare that everyone should have equal access to, the founding principle of the NHS should always remain its cornerstone feature.
The store's cornerstone feature is the Balboa Bar — vanilla ice cream dipped in chocolate coated with whatever toppings the customer prefers, including sprinkles, cookie and toffee bits and nuts.
Writing for 9to5mac yesterday, Apple tipster Mark Gurman said Force Touch will be one of the "cornerstone" features of the new iPhones — and will also be a more sophisticated version of the tech vs what we've already seen on other Apple hardware, with support for three types of input: a tap, a press and a deeper press.
One of Android's cornerstone features is widgets.
Edgar Allan Poe's haunting 1845 narrative poem The Raven, a cornerstone of American literature, features a raven as an uncanny harbinger of doom, constantly repeating the word "nevermore".
In this workflow, testing algorithms with real vehicles is a cornerstone step in developing new intelligent features for future transportation systems.
Linking screening and assessment information to offender case plans is a cornerstone of the Risk-Need-Responsivity principle, a feature of evidence-based correctional programming (Andrews et al. 1990).
"The function of independent judges charged to interpret and apply the law is universally recognised as a cardinal feature of the modern democratic state, a cornerstone of the rule of law itself," he wrote in 2004.
