Sentence examples for more common features from inspiring English sources

While Google has introduced a novel way to search for hotels, it lacks some of the more common features offered by traditional Web sites that have long served travelers.

Analysis and interpretation of these data show more common features among different MS-based platforms.

Account access and share purchases and sales are more common features in the U.S. but are catching on quickly overseas.

In addition to these more common features, T1 hyperintensity, multi-segment involvement and ovoid shape may be a clue in the differential diagnosis of a spinal extradural haemangioma.

As a consequence, reference shapes generated from structures with less common features tend to cluster fewer database conformers than those coming from compounds with more common features.

In case of CoPSi-p, EXAFS spectra has more common features with CoO than with Co3O4: position and shape of the RDF in the first neighbour matches with the O in the CoO, but the second one matches with the position of Co atoms in the metallic Co, confirming the observations in XANES spectrum.

Those kinds of intimacies are a more common feature of the recent crop of apocalyptic novels.

GPS is becoming a more common feature in mobile phones, cameras, and cars.

In the later years of his life, the terror-mouse became a more common feature of Steinberg's work, as his initially optimistic vision of America changed.

Due to increased regulations concerning urban stormwater runoff, stormwater control measures (SCMs) such as bioretention, ponds, and constructed stormwater wetlands, are becoming a more common feature of urban and periurban landscapes.

"Sight loss will be a more common feature of society because of our ageing population.