Sentence examples for branch features from inspiring English sources
Home Depot Expo, the chain's higher-end branch, features entire room settings.
Opened in February, the branch features cream-colored designer furniture coordinated with carpets and wall coverings and giant flat-screen TVs showing the latest market developments.
The uptown main branch features antiquities.
A well-defined steepness of adsorption/desorption branch features cage-like mesopore with uniform cavities.
I checked into the newest location, at 66 Le Thanh Ton Street just a few streets away from the Ordinary in District 1. Slick and clean, this month-old A & Em branch featured tasteful, minimalist interiors — flower patterns were everywhere, from the pillowcases to the frosted-glass walls of the bathroom — and, more importantly, a reasonable level of comfort.
They exhibited heterogenous populations with different morphologies, for example, cobblestone, palisading, or branching features.
MUT and its branching features (Salary Cap Ranked and Draft Champions) are still the best aspects of the game, but it's primarily the same mode(s) that it was last year.
Yin et al. [14] made nanopore patterns on a photolithography-and-wet-etched Al curved surface on a Si substrate by a conventional DCA method and discussed that the bending and branching features should be accounted for the interpore distance mechanism.
The structural characteristics and branching features of amylopectins were studied in detail by Rolland-Sabate et al. [ 25] with AsFlFFF MALS.
We found, however, that within the assumed homogeneous class of excitatory thick-tufted L5 pyramidal neurons, specific branching features of the apical oblique dendrites that were well aligned with the VPM innervation pattern yielded strongly differing subcellular innervation domains for a few of the neurons (see Fig. 7).
With its cuddly customer service ethos, including branches featuring free doggy biscuits and coin-counting machines for children, Metro gives the impression of being a touchy-feely organisation.
