Sentence examples for most critical feature from inspiring English sources

These experiences will prove valuable and ultimately highlight the most critical feature that the Here Ones are going to have to nail, contextual awareness.

The most critical feature of the abovementioned switching mechanism is the change in the charge state of the electron traps, presumably V O with different oxidation states in HfO2-x, not the variations in their local spatial distribution or concentration.

These features are going to particularly thrill business users to whom making phone calls, not texting and Facebooking, is still the most critical feature offered by their phone of choice.

The most critical feature of the headset is its tracking and it's worth emphasizing that these were perfect demo environments for the Quest to operate in, I was in a walled in space with plenty of unique features on the walls and floor for the tracking system to grab onto.

Ultimately, the most critical feature of protein quality control systems is that they are required to protect cells during proteotoxic stress and prevent possible cell death.

Cell shrinkage is a result of condensation of organelles and the density of cytoplasm, and chromatin condensation or pyknosis is the most critical feature of early apoptosis [ 23].

Chronic generalized immune activation represents one of the most critical features determining progression to AIDS.

Data variety has been one of the most critical features for multimedia big data.

The model can capture the most critical features of temperature variations and thermal performance of common abiotic green roof materials.

Although the SCI is developed on the same schema as the existing digital classroom inventories, like TROFLEI, TICI, and CCEI, it highlights the most critical features of the smart classroom, which are shown in Table 11.

The detector energy response and the spatial distribution of the reactor cores are the most critical features affecting the experimental sensitivity (Li et al. 2013) required to achieve the intended physics goals.