Sentence examples for features secondary from inspiring English sources

"April & Andy's Road Trip" fills the main requirements of an ancillary-to-a-television-show Web series: it features secondary cast members; it has a sponsor, Volkswagen, whose product, the Passat, is heavily placed (the placement actually began in the TV show on Thursday); and it looks like it was made for a few hundred bucks and gas money.

Re-operative cardiothoracic surgery is associated with higher morbidity and mortality than the primary surgery because of the typically more advanced nature of the underlying disease and the frequent presence of high risk anatomical features secondary to the previous surgery.

Although SCALE-UP has recommended room features as described by Beichner (see Table 3 for specific room features), secondary implementers do not always, and are not expected to, strictly adopt the SCALE-UP recommended layout from the NCSU development site.

With increasing aspect ratio of etched features, secondary effects of plasma etching, such as RIE-lag or aspect ratio dependent etching (ARDE), become more important for etching processes for the fabrication of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS).

The stereoselectivity occurred as a result of a lower volume of activation for the endo-transition state and the application of a 'type-I' regime (HOMODipole LUMODipolarophile) cycloaddition process that features secondary orbital interactions within the extended molecular orbitals.

There are two kinds of structure-related features: secondary structure and accessibility.

It's the sort of story line that's appeared with increasing frequency on this show, featuring secondary characters in unusual, and catchy, circumstances.

These moments, which often feature secondary characters in outlandish costumes delivering earnest, learned speeches -- the Jedi elders in "Attack of the Clones"; the war council over at Cate Blanchett's (Galadriel's) place in "Fellowship of the Rings" -- are routinely mocked by critics (not excluding this one) for their tedium and portentousness.

Slower-progressing cases featured secondary bacterial pneumonias, and there may have been neural involvement that led to mental disorders in some cases.

Among these groups, dinoflagellates are unique in featuring secondary and even tertiary plastids that have independently been acquired from several algal lineages.

Either way, such features are secondary to the active skies above, where infinite variations on the theme of weather sensations are explored.