Sentence examples for features are strong from inspiring English sources

The new features are strong, especially 3D Touch, whose usability will grow and is already transformative.

The GLA planners said: "The projecting and recessing features are strong elements that help add depth and character".

His features are strong and prominent; his eye is full of rude energy; his hair, which neither comb nor scissor seem to have visited for years, overshadows his broad brow in a quantity and confusion to which only the snakes round a Gorgon's head offer a parallel.

The key 'AT' features are: strong plasma shaping, double null pumping divertors, low toroidal field (TF) ripple (<0.3%), internal control coils and space for wall stabilization capabilities.

Our results indicate that some of the investigated features are strong predictors of the disease with high statistical significance independent of the age, education, and gender of the subjects.

Calcite crystals with these morphological and textural features are strong markers of the use of ashes in the ground layers of paintings, particularly when very limited amounts of sample are available.

These features are stronger in the column on the right side due to the lower altitude of the CHAMP satellite.

But few have examined whether biological diversity, per se, or the local and landscape habitat features are stronger drivers of the services provided.

Thus, experimental features are stronger indicators of the conservation of regulatory activity, and underlying sequence features contribute less to promoter stability.

A year ago the NRC raised concerns that Westinghouse had not demonstrated that the structure that protects the AP1000 from severe weather and supports some passive safety features was strong enough.

Many different models have the potential to improve the quality of care for people with common conditions associated with ageing, with common features being strong generalist or primary care, and the use of care plans and complete electronic medical records to improve continuity of care [ 16, 17].