Sentence examples for fact features from inspiring English sources

Its reputation for revelries aside, Fitzgerald's novel in fact features just three parties, and only one of these offers paeans to its own splendours.

The results show that, in fact, features are more valued when gradually added to background information than when consumers receive all the information from the beginning.

Therefore, we select from the set of candidate words those that are more common among the item reviews, assuming that these may be, in fact, features.

There aren't any new features added since the previous Release Candidate, in fact features have been frozen since the release of Beta version 1 in July.

Now businesses that are being built on top of Twitter are starting to consume others that were in fact features of those very businesses to begin with.

Node R in fact features words stab and head, which we know from the broader analysis of aggravated assaults are two terms associated with knife violence and blunt-force violence, respectively (see Figs. 3, 4).

A 2001 Nike television ad, in fact, featured Mr. Armstrong disputing the doping allegations against him.

Today, the theme of adoption is familiar in movies, from madcap comedies like "Flirting with Disaster" and "Mighty Aphrodite" (which, in fact, featured a Greek chorus) to provocative dramas like "Losing Isaiah" and "Secrets and Lies".

The two best matches at Wimbledon, in fact, featured intemperate follow-up remarks, not from the mouths of babes but from those who had hit the big Three-Oh.

So it's no surprise that Horowitz's latest, Moriarty, doesn't in fact feature Sherlock Holmes at all.

In fact, feature detection algorithms employ knowledge of structural and statistical properties of PU signals when making the decision.