Sentence examples for feature by which from inspiring English sources

There will also be a "send a gift" feature by which they can send icons to their Facebook friends.

It is as fast and intuitive as texting while the group feature, by which several users can share messages, allows for the formation of fluid informal alliances.

Her ripe mouth, the upper lip fuller than the bottom, is what she terms her "most recognizable feature," by which she means it is how strangers and the paparazzi always catch her out no matter how she disguises herself.

It does this using 'drag-and-link'; a simple feature by which text extracts copied from source locations are appended with hyperlinks to force the re-display of the source.

His company, like some other Internet companies, has been criticized for patenting what amounts to ways of doing business -- like its 1-Click feature, by which online shoppers can keep credit card and shipping information on file and thus make a purchase with a single mouse click.

On 6 October 2007 I held a party for my newly arrived washing machine, the Siemens WM12E468GB, which, apart from being an effective and efficient washer of clothes, has a feature by which it weighs the clothes and adjusts the water required automatically.

Indexes based on these autoregressive models can be used as features by which the structural integrity can be assessed.

The striker won his 43rd cap that night, but England would play another 39 games before he next featured, by which time the Swede had long gone.

Each molecular species or constituent has characteristic mid-infrared absorption features by which either column content or range resolved concentrations can be measured.

The Holonic architecture has some unique features by which the objective of the DORPC problem could be optimized through a timely proposed strategy.

Furthermore, this will be vital to gain a better understanding of the general features by which cellular interactions regulate coupled multicellular systems.