Sentence examples for features introduction from inspiring English sources

The transgenic rat adenocarcinoma in prostate (TRAP) features introduction of the SV40 T antigen gene under probasin control, and androgen-dependent prostate adenocarcinomas develop in 100% of animals by 15 weeks of age, these being transplantable into the subcutaneous back areas of nude mice (9).

(It features introductions by Mirren and Martin Scorsese, as well as a commentary by the critic and programmer Kent Jones).

At the time, the company cited "overwhelming user demand" as the reason behind the feature introduction, but didn't give any specific plans about future web-based products.

The ability to pay friends with Snapchat is a more useful and unique feature introduction than almost anything Twitter or Facebook ever offered users.

In an email to subscribers introducing "peak pricing," MoviePass tried to spin this like a new feature introduction rather than a notification that its monthly service had again worsened.

The array of solutions needed to service this complex customer base increases exponentially with every new feature introduction.

I often compare these annual feature introductions to the evolution of automobile engines, thanks to a childhood spent watching my father work on the family cars.

An Illinois publisher is releasing interactive iPad editions of Shakespeare plays, featuring introductions by Derek Jacobi and clips from famous past performances by the likes of Judi Dench, Kenneth Branagh, and Orson Welles.

The event, held in Whittier College's Shannon Center theater, was free and open to members of the community, and featured introductions from both Whittier's president and student body president.

The ceremony featured introductions of each player and coach, a video presentation highlighting key plays from the season and speeches from John Mara and his co-owner, Steve Tisch, as well as Coach Tom Coughlin, Eli Manning and Justin Tuck.

Focussing on software only certainly appears to be accelerating the pace of new feature introductions.