Sentence examples for due to features from inspiring English sources
Multi-agent systems are increasingly being used in complex applications due to features such as autonomy, pro-activity, flexibility, robustness and social ability.
I don't think we will necessarily see it on the same scale, but the violence that did take place was due to features that were found in human nature.
Software Defined Networking (SDN) has got the attention of researchers from both academia and industry as a means to decrease network costs and generate revenue for service providers due to features it promises in networking.
Wireless mesh networks are experiencing rapid progress and inspiring numerous applications in different scenarios, due to features such as autoconfiguration, self-healing, connectivity coverage extension and support for dynamic topologies.
Furthermore, these oscillations have intermittent character, reflecting the conflict between a tendency to oscillate due to features in the free energy landscape, and the Second Law's repression of perpetual oscillation in an isothermal, equilibrium system.
A fully three-dimensional ice-sheet model might naturally simulate form drag arising from basal features longer than its horizontal resolution, but cannot be expected to simulate form drag not represented in the subglacial topographic model on which it rests nor, indeed, due to features of wavelengths shorter than it can resolve.
Rousey is next due to feature opposite Mark Wahlberg in the upcoming Peter Berg action thriller Mile 22, which films in January.
The event is due to feature a group photograph of the 54-strong SNP group outside the Commons.
A comedy festival due to feature Al Murray, Alan Davies and Ed Byrne has been cancelled with less than month's notice after residents complained.
He is currently in France with the Springboks and due to feature in tonight's Test against Les Bleus.
The ITV programme Brady and Hindley: Possession is due to feature black and white photographs taken by the duo during their trips to the moors.
