The phrase "a feature long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the duration or extent of a feature, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The software update includes a feature long overdue for implementation."
Alternatives: "a long-awaited feature" or "a feature that has been pending for a long time."
A feature long demanded by Leaf owners, a dashboard display of the battery's state of charge on a percentage basis, will be offered in the 2013 model.
These spots lie along the edge of an area called Ganiki Chasma, a feature long suspected to be a volcanic rift zone.
With this update, Microsoft is also going to bring pinned tabs (a feature long available in all other major browsers), as well as some copy-and-paste improvements, to Edge as well.
The idea is to give you the best possible experience wherever you are". Mr Madden also confirmed the app was now compatible with Apple's Airplay technology, allowing users to stream content to their televisions via the US firm's Apple TV box - a feature long demanded by users.
As high-CG density is a feature long used to predict promoter locations [ 22], we interpret the enrichment of HCG content at sites of RNAPII-Ser5 (P) as supportive of the quality of the ChIP-seq predictions and indicative of the possibility that the LCG promoters defined by RefSeq gene annotation data are enriched for a subset of false-positive promoter predictions.
The MIT School of Engineering's "Ask an Engineer" feature, long available online, got a personal touch at the event.
These wireless devices, which fit in the palm of a hand, feature long-range communication and solar recharging capabilities.
As a result, the stock is down 62% over the past five years while competitor Hasbro (HAS), a previously featured Long Idea, is up 123%.
The lights go down and, after a series of ads for coming attractions like a concert featuring long-deceased singer Jackie Wilson, and a talk show featuring long-irrelevant comedian Jon Lovitz, the show begins.
The company mounted a charm offensive, featuring long, soulful letters from Mark Zuckerberg in the national papers, roadside billboards, multi-page newspaper adverts, floods of SMSes.
At the end of a first half featuring long balls, precious little central-midfield possession and considerable excitement, Newcastle were three up.
