Sentence examples for a particularly valuable feature from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we demonstrate that by varying the density modulation period of the carbon nanotubes one can indirectly control the pulse velocity, which is a particularly valuable feature for the design and manufacturing of novel pulse delay devices.

Second, the Court concluded that the Securities Act was intended to protect buyers of securities, who often do not deal at arm's length and on equal terms with sellers, by offering them "a wider choice of courts and venue" than is enjoyed by participants in other business transactions, making "the right to select the judicial forum" a particularly valuable feature of the Securities Act.

The model has one particularly valuable feature: the results are intrinsically-reproducible.

A Traveling wave antenna has particularly valuable features for launching the fast wave such as load resiliency, narrow n|| spectrum, and simple RF circuits without additional-external matching systems.

This is an especially valuable feature for time-sensitive tasks like broiling or melting cheese.

"They're a particularly valuable group of people," said DiPietro.

So an actor of Mr. Farina's caliber is a particularly valuable asset.

It never struck me as a particularly valuable area of human inquiry.

Swann's 50 in Nagpur was a particularly valuable contribution from number nine too.

Because of this, they're seen as a particularly valuable and influential member of the team.

That makes Hulu a particularly valuable catch for the game consoles, especially Microsoft's.