Sentence examples for features on stage from inspiring English sources
Effects of architectural features on stage acoustics for rectangular recital halls were evaluated based on acoustical simulations using Odeon 4.01 software.
It was back at the iPhone 5 event in September, when Apple first previewed the latest version of iTunes, pointing out many of the new/revised features on stage.
Hotz had criticized competitors for not being able to actually ship autonomous or driver-assistance features on stage, and also detailed a series of exchanges between himself and Tesla CEO Elon Musk around a potential job offer for Hotz at the electric car company.
The Myo Armband allows its wearer to plug in and gain complete control of the light features on-stage.
After returning to the United States and attending a bilingual performance of Spring Awakening on Broadway that featured on-stage American Sign Language (ASL) performers, Dubbs had the idea of integrating ASL and classical music to tell stories in order to make opera accessible to the hard-of-hearing and deaf communities.
His line of thinking certainly makes good business sense, especially for a game as ambitious as We Happy Few, which has been featured on-stage at some of the gaming industry's biggest press conferences.
It featured on one stage the three Democrats who have dominated their party's politics for much of the past decade.
Both director and playwright featured on stage and we delved deeply into their private lives, into their secret selves (and into our own).
Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, didn't even detail the feature on stage at the lavish launch for iOS 9 in July.
SmartPatients CEO Roni Zeiger, MD, Google's former chief health strategist, reminded listeners during the "Interconnected lives" panel that "conversations about data without stories are completely missing the point". Patient stories were featured on stage and in Medicine X videos throughout the conference, continually drawing connections between human-centered design and the people it serves.
The Watts Memorial of Heroic Deeds in London's Postman's Park, which celebrates selfless acts of everyday heroism by ordinary people, has already featured on stage in Patrick Marber's Closer, where the character of Alice takes her name from the plaque to Alice Ayres, who died in 1885 rescuing her master's children from a house fire.
