Sentence examples for features looking at from inspiring English sources

These development plans are still very early, it should be noted: There's no script or even a writer attached, according to Variety, but it's one of a few different standalones being worked on, including features looking at the world of Jabba the Hutt, and intergalactic bounty hunter Boba Fett.

We'd like to hear of your experiences of the abortion laws for a feature looking at the impact of such restrictive policy on women's lives.

(Science has made this 2006 feature looking at the history of place and grid cells freely available).

In this, the second edition of a double feature looking at the contactless world, we examine some of the latest developments in NFC and look at the opportunities for new form factors.

Read THUMP's recent feature looking at preventive measures being taken to curtail drug deaths at music festivals here.

PAGE D5 A 'Hobbit' Skeleton in 3-D D3 LIVING WITH LESS A new feature looks at the faces, stories and numbers behind the nation's economic downturn.

One feature looks at how obesity and related illnesses now cost the National Health Service £4.1bn per year, leading sugar to be branded "the new tobacco".

This brief feature looks at purification technology that has been developed by the US Army's Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center to purify water from a vehicle's exhaust.

Another AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office special feature looks at the place of mentoring in the professional lives of young lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender scientists.

Next Wave's September feature looks at the career opportunities for scientists committed to tackling those problems, by working in, and collaborating with scientists from, developing countries.

This feature looks at some of the issues they face when sealing such components, and it explains how DuPont Dow Elastomers' Viton AL fluoroelastomer is helping them to achieve their goal.