Sentence examples for features expected to from inspiring English sources

This year's festival will run through April 28, with the full slate of features expected to be announced next week.

This study has also revealed labile proton features expected to facilitate the characterization of the structure and folding of triple helices in collagen peptides.

Apple's chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, has been promoting new features expected to be introduced in Leopard since the program was first announced at the company's World Wide Developer Conference last June.

These models capture certain features expected to manifest at the mesoscopic level for certain self-interacting microscopic dynamics (such as once-reinforced random walk with strong reinforcement and origin-excited random walk).

News of Walmart's investment was cheered by supporters of the tax plan, which slashes the U.S. corporate tax rate from 35percenttoto 21percentt and includes other features expected to generate windfall profits for companies.

The process of drilling an oil or gas well requires knowledge of all geologic features expected to be encountered along the way from the surface of the ground to the target reservoir.

The new feature, expected to be announced today, will allow musicians -- whether they are backed by a record label or not -- to sell songs directly from their MySpace profile pages.

Galey said the scientific data he used as a source for the website are also available for download – a feature expected to be useful to researchers and experts interested in using the data to complement their own research.

The dispersibility and stability of carbonaceous materials in water is a long-awaited feature expected to boost the use carbon nanotubes (CNT) and other carbon allotropes to an industrial scale.

* The optional wireless connectivity feature, expected to be available in October, will allow you to access stored content on any networked computer in the home at your fingertips.

Passport is Microsoft's identity and authentication service, now about 2 years old but a feature expected to explode in growth and significance once the next version of Windows, Windows XP, is released this fall.