'assignment features' is a correct and usable phrase in written English and can refer to any aspects of a task or assignment that are necessary or relevant to the completion of that assignment.
For example, "Please review the attachment for all assignment features including due date, required materials, and any applicable penalties."
Naturally, the quiz and assignment features, the backpack, and the ability to showcase student work for all the class to see are wonderful features of Edmodo too.
Christopher Borrelli is a general assignment features reporter and columnist whose wide range of subjects includes art curators, shadow puppet theater companies, acclaimed authors, acclaimed cartoonists, video games, Godzilla, hand dryers, toast, Netflix, location scouts, arts panels and people who hoard copies of "Jerry Maguire".
In these cases other tools are not able to correctly assign lanes using their automatic lane assignment feature (Additional File 2).
Every week from now on I'm adding this new retirement assignment feature.
Release results to the students after all students have taken the exam (use the "Mute Assignment" feature in the Gradebook).
Release the student's test score after the availability time has ended (use the "Mute Assignment" feature in the Gradebook).
Reviewers were asked to nominate keywords specifying their area of expertise, and these keywords were matched to those selected by the authors of the submitted papers with the assistance of the optimal assignment feature of the conference management software.
The results for this image are, therefore, analogous to that of image #8 as we also utilized the alternative (non-default) manual reciprocal lattice assignment feature of the CRISP program in order to compile the entries for image #9 in Tables 4 and 6.
Assignment featured children reporting from a rural part of the country.
DAPC offers a way to use these cpSSR data that avoids the discriminant analysis assumption that variables are uncorrelated yet takes advantage of the a priori group assignment feature of discriminant analysis, a feature that is lacking in principal components (Jombart et al., 2010), and is likely to be important in cases like ours where much of the variation is contained within populations.
40%: Programming assignments (features and correctness).
