Sentence examples for inventive feature from inspiring English sources
Initially invite-only, it takes a similar approach to Mailbox in its efforts to make your inbox manageable, including an inventive feature bundling similar messages together.
The inventive feature of "Herzog" is a series of letters that the protagonist, in his misery, composes not only to Madeleine and Gersbach but to famous people (like President Eisenhower) and philosophers (like Heidegger and Nietzsche).
Initially invite-only, it takes a similar approach to Mailbox and other apps in its efforts to make your inbox manageable, including an inventive feature bundling similar messages together.
Inventive features include multiplayer with voice chat.
"Strong Motion," published in 1992, was equally inventive, featuring earthquakes, corporate conspiracy and family conflict.
The fervid Brooklyn design scene has given rise to a number of small dining spots with inventive features.
BOTTOM LINE Hotel Tomo shows what every Best Western could be: colorful, hip, friendly and modern, in touch with its neighborhood, with a few inventive features, yet still affordable.
The argument in favor of authenticity follows the presumption in favor of the ancient canon of Thrasyllus (which is right in most cases) and appeals to the unique and inventive features of the dialogue, which betray more artistry than could be expected from a forger.
This two-part test – which looks to whether a patent claim is directed to an abstract idea and, if so, whether it includes inventive features (e.g. novel technology) – meant that courts would be analyzing future software and business-method patents on a patent-by-patent basis.
Terence Nance's wondrously inventive first feature, "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," also opens today (at Cinema Village and Film Society of Lincoln Center).
Unwinding over a single night on a council housing estate in South London, this fabulously inventive debut feature, written and directed by the British comedian Joe Cornish, never flags.
