Sentence examples for more elaborate features from inspiring English sources

And it is developing ad formats with images, interactive maps and other more elaborate features.

My computer guru explained that this was because it had so many more programs with so many more elaborate features — programs and features that I never used.

Among its more elaborate features is a lavish master retreat complete with a separate sitting area, a glass-wall rotunda, a custom circle bed and a spa-like bath with a double-shower, a gas fireplace and his-and-hers closets.

In cortex, despite many interneurones appear to be common to all species, some like in layer I display more elaborate features in primates that may represent evolutionary specializations (Zecevic and Rakic 2001; DeFelipe 2002; Rakic and Zecevic 2003a).

The males have more elaborate features, including orange patches on their cheeks, stripes on their throats, and white spots along their sides.

More recent developments in this vein examine TCP flags attempting to find unusual sequences of flags, such as FIN flags being sent or received when no already established connection is present [15], or construct more elaborate feature vectors based on distinct IP counts of successful and unsuccessful connections [16].

These fish houses, which have grown ever more elaborate with features like televisions and ovens, are hauled onto the ice every year.

The prayer niche was architecturally more elaborate, with features such as a dome or transept.

Although the High Victorian style was becoming popular elsewhere, it played little part in Paley's designs, other than more elaborate decorative features, such as the embellishment of the principal rafters at Quernmore.

[Editor's note: Cody's tattoo, one of the more elaborate ones, features Donald Trump in front of an American flag, ripping open his shirt, and exposing a Superman logo.].

A more elaborate mechanism features recruitment of methyl-CpG binding proteins which associate with various chromatin modifiers to establish a repressive chromatin environment (Fuks et al. 2003b; Jones et al. 1998; Nan et al. 1998; Wade et al. 1999; Zhang et al. 1999).