Sentence examples for convey features from inspiring English sources

In Prism Stalker, I'm extending this idea into an alien universe, where language is not going to just convey features of the immediate environment but foreign biological and cultural experiences, inhuman sensations.

Intonation and tone of voice are clearly not reproducible in existing orthographic systems, but part of the skill of novelists or reporters is to convey these features of speech in their descriptions.

The simple but beautiful death masks peculiar to Khitan tradition — the ones worn by her and her husband are displayed — were fashioned from gold sheet, and precisely incised to convey facial features.

Double Negative visual effects supervisor Alex Wuttke said, "The benefit of that is that you have some real world terrain to work with – so you have buildings that have to convey natural features.

Brand names often are developed to intentionally convey a feature or characteristic of the product they represent, such as Viagra, in which the letter V is associated with ideas of energy (Begley, 2002).

This is important, because spikes are needed to convey stimulus feature information to other neurons.

We demonstrate that iPNs are subdivided into two morphological groups encoding positive hedonic valence or intensity information and conveying these features into separate domains in the LH.

For example, the voxel-based tensor features convey the global information, while the ROI-based automated anatomical labeling (AAL) [70] features summarize the local information from multiple representative brain regions.