Sentence examples for features committed from inspiring English sources

The new $17.9 billion deal, priced at $36 per share, features committed financing without conditions.

Second, as POS tags are used as features, errors committed by the tagger will result in erroneous feature extraction.

We can, says Wilkens, "look for potentially interesting features without committing months and years to extracting them via close reading".

Finally, during a third phase, axons and dendrites develop an elaborate architecture, acquiring special morphological and molecular features that commit them to their final identities.

"While ONE has many unique features, I'm committed to addressing this concern of Lemonade.

Other vendors he was talking to at the time were very competitive in terms of software features, but only committed to making a "best effort" to meeting the deadline.

One of the advantages of the DTO approach is its great generality concerning the nature of objects which it analyzes as bundles of (partly dispositional) properties/tropes: DTO is flexible enough to encompass both particle and field like features without being committed to either a particle or a field ontology.

A recent report by the Quilliam Foundation describes Islamic State propaganda videos that feature children committing murder, and suggests that the group is broadcasting its willingness to flout international norms in a deliberate effort to seize "the psychological upper hand".

The match of the round (by some margin) featured two teams committed to attacking football.

There was room for his brand of mischief in the encores, which featured a gleefully committed Bad Brains cover and a more sardonic genuflection to George Jones.

Commercially speaking, neither of the Friedkin/Letts collaborations can hold a candle to Rules of Engagement, a military courtroom drama that (briefly) topped the US box-office chart in 2000, and featured a typically committed performance by Tommy Lee Jones.