Sentence examples for features as is from inspiring English sources

The narrator is Jon, who, like Mitchell's clone character, speaks in a slangy patois that leans heavily on stock phrases, and features, as is common in speculative literature, smatterings of irregular capitalization, as if ideas themselves have become products.

They introduced several solutions, but they did not compare features as is done in this work.

Some of the devices include the aforementioned features as is in an all-in-one device while others disguise themselves as lanterns or tool kits.

However, the longitudinal distribution of momentum forcing does not necessarily induce such features, as is evident from the quasi-biennial oscillation (QBO) in the equatorial stratosphere of the Earth.

Taxa that browse at lower heights therefore typically ingest more extraneous grit, and their teeth may have a higher proportion of pits in their microwear features, as is seen in ground-height browsing ungulates [90]; this trend may be particularly exaggerated in the incisors of those animals [70].

It's important to recognize that after surveying hundreds or thousands of features as is common in mass-spectrometry based analysis that false discoveries will be made.

Selected examples of some "classical" ionospheric features as being observed by ISL are discussed.

Kung-fu pictures are among their most popular features, as are any movies starring Sylvester Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Jackie Chan or Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Colour, pattern and curves are the most obvious but not invariable features, as are a bringing together of unlikely companions of form and material.

The reporters are also involved in crafting scripts and recording voiceovers for multimedia features, as was the case in this audio slide show.

The widespread distribution of fans has led to the characterization of these features as being one of two types either dry or wet.