Sentence examples for features appropriate from inspiring English sources

In addition, the class, as a whole, should discuss how the Internet has enhanced stamp collecting and other collecting ventures, drawing on specific examples from their Internet research, and imagining the different Internet features appropriate for other collectibles such as cars (e.g. video) or celebrity possessions (i.e. value is owner- rather than item-centered).

This time, instead of insisting on a one-size-fits-all interface for Windows, whether on a phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, the operating system will be able to recognise which platform it is running on and adjust the screen size accordingly, while loading only those features appropriate.

The collectors have two novel features appropriate to non-tracking.

These neurons progressively become selective to intermediate complexity visual features appropriate for object categorization.

Nine additional features appropriate to Spanish were included in the analysis.

Each one features appropriate articulation, accessories, and some of the best sculpting this side of Silvermoon City.

We found that the quality of the process designs decreases with the increased use of graphics and that hybrid designs featuring appropriate text labels and abstract graphical forms appear well-suited to describe business processes.

Experimental results indicate that, featuring appropriate kinetic/thermodynamic parameters of −ΔH°, Ka, Kd, N′ and θ, the BHPF-functionalized KIT-5 mesoporous silica exhibits synergistic improvement among reproducibility, sensitivity and response/recovery speed.

Some members of the House, meanwhile, have drafted the even more ambitious Free Syria Act of 2013, featuring "appropriate military assistance, including arms, training, and intelligence support, for Syrian opposition" who are "appropriately vetted and are directed only to forces that support the establishment of a democratic and peaceful Syria".

[Length is a derived feature appropriate for elongated or thin structures. Length = (Perimeter + sqrt (Perimeter- 16*Area))/4]; and Width is a derived feature appropriate for elongated or thin structures.

[Length is a derived feature appropriate for elongated or thin structures. Length = (Perimeter + sqrt (Perimeter2 - 16*Area))/4]; and Width is a derived feature appropriate for elongated or thin structures.