Sentence examples for key features of any from inspiring English sources

While Lieutenant Gribbon would not comment on the specifics of the system, he did say that "one of the key features of any system is the ability for prompt evacuation".

Key features of any major cyberdefense structure include firewalls to filter network traffic, encryption of data, tools to prevent and detect network intruders, physical security of equipment and facilities, and training and monitoring of network users.

Key features of any country's major cyberdefense structure include firewalls to filter network traffic, encryption of data, tools to prevent and detect network intruders, physical security of equipment and facilities, and training and monitoring of network users.

In this, the first of two papers, the roles of key features of any landscape in determining potentials for erosional losses of soil and water are considered from an agro-ecological viewpoint.

Google CEO Larry Page and Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt have referenced Motorola's upcoming hardware work, referring to how phones should not break when dropped, or die when submerged in water, suggesting that one of the key features of any Android hardware coming out of Motorola once its existing pre-Google product timeline runs out will be somewhat rugged, too.

Moreover, key features of any validation method should be scalability (that is, the capacity to be adapted for low-, morerate-, or high-throughput needs), reproducibility, and the requirement for minimal amounts of precious clinical sample as input material.

Here are six key features of a successful kitchen workspace.

A key feature of any disease surveillance system is its use as an early-warning tool, in this case for international common-source outbreaks.

Well-resolved signatures are less susceptible to the detrimental consequences of intrinsic averaging, which is an often overlooked key feature of any low-resolution (spectroscopic and separation) method, when they are employed in the characterisation of complex systems (Fig.  4).

In Social Structure and Organizations (1965), the American sociologist Arthur L. Stinchcombe compared the American textile industry (one of the oldest industries in the country) with the newer automotive industry to argue that the key features of organizations in any industry are related to the era in which the industry emerges.

There are a number of philosophers and traditions that share the two key features of Anomalous Monism: its rejection of any reductive relationship between mental and physical events and properties, and its assertion of monism.