The phrase "from one featuring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the origin of something or someone. For example, "The song is a cover of one from one featuring Cher from the late 90s."
As an example, a campaign with a field of candidates dominated by Representative Darrell Issa, the San Diego conservative who financed the recall's signature-gathering, or by Bill Simon Jr., who lost to Mr. Davis in November, would look far different from one featuring a bigger-than-life personality like the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The system consistently developed from one featuring a common elementary school to one incorporating a progression into separate paths.
Thus, each feature of baculovirus pathology may be slightly beneficial, neutral, or even deleterious on its own, but feedback from one feature to the other may link the evolution of the two together.
(3) Start from one feature formed subset F (only one feature with the highest F-score).
Traditional methods aggregate all convolutional activations from one feature map into one activation value as shown in Fig. 2a.
If premier illustrator Norman Rockwell were alive today, he would be painting a different mail scene from the one featured on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1922 and now on the cover of Emerging Infectious Diseases.
The answer to his question comes instantly from another Kutiman-cut video, one featuring a younger guitarist in a backward cap.
The 1999 episode "Down Neck," from season one, featured a few flashbacks from the 1967 Newark riots, following Tony as a young boy who just wanted to play the electric organ and have a catch or whatever.
However, when customers share unusual situations, like the one featured from 2006, we work on a case-by-case basis to resolve them.
From there, the Harmony One features a rechargeable battery, a sleek touchscreen and the ability to control 15 devices.
Along the microevolution, the functional profile of expression-altered genes shifted from one mainly featuring amino acid metabolism and cell motility to one primarily of energy production, suggesting ethanol adaptation but not shock compromised energy generation.
