Sentence examples for another singular feature from inspiring English sources
The shocking fragility of recently issued debt is another singular feature of the 2007 downturn — alarming numbers of defaults despite high employment and reasonably strong economic growth.
Another singular feature is related to the friendly manipulation of a broad variety of spatially non-uniform drug loading, including size distribution of solid drug particles.
But beyond those and other aspects for which the tragedy stands alone, it will come to be defined by another singular feature: It was the first of its kind whose coverage will be archived by mainstream historical institutions, like libraries and private historical collections.
The main idea is to apply a boosting procedure to each of the features, i.e. to force the Adaboost algorithm to make decisions on assigning the image to one class or another separately by each singular feature (x_i^j), (i=1.n; j=1.1218).
The singular feature of Einstein's view of gravity is its geometric nature.
One of the San's most singular feature is their languages, which incorporate unusually high numbers of clicking sounds.
That steep rise, which is consistent through all segments of American society and which continued unabated through the 1990's, is the singular feature of the epidemic.
By far the avenue's most singular feature is its landscaped median, decorated with bright flowers in the spring and summer, and white lights for the holidays.
Because the party-expenditure provision is a singular feature of campaign law, the case, Federal Election Commission v. Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee, No. 00-191, may not be one to draw the court into a broad review of campaign finance in general.
He quoted two passages from memory: "The singular feature of the Great Crash of 1929 was that the worst continued to worsen"; and "The autumn of 1929 was, perhaps, the first occasion when men succeeded on a large scale in swindling themselves".
The singular feature of Walt Spangler's grandly scaled set for the production, directed by Robert Falls and also starring Brian Dennehy as the third point in a love triangle, is a massive pile of stones that turns the Goodman stage into a giant quarry.
