Sentence examples for nice characteristics from inspiring English sources

But the city was left with a substantial infrastructure, with varied architecture and numerous highways, nice characteristics if you're making a movie.

Figure 1b d shows the performance of free-standing TIPS-pentacene OFETs on Mylar recorded in air: the devices exhibit nice characteristics both in the linear and saturation regimes, with negligible contact effects, nearly zero threshold voltage, small hysteresis and matching values of the linear and saturation mobility.

"One of the nice characteristics about him is that he wants to come here and become the number one.

The codes with T = N t developed in (54) and (68) outperform the existing codes without sacrificing decoding complexity and other nice characteristics.

Numerically, the problem still does not enjoy the nice characteristics of its single crystal counterpart as F L and F P are discontinuous.

I would describe the early Android phones as having some nice characteristics, but not as deep as it's going to need to be across all these different experiences, and they're going to have to decide how to do that.

A nice characteristic of the proposed scheme is that the original images can be reconstructed lossless if no watermarked image was tampered, making the technique feasible in the application of protecting very sensitive images such as military or medical images.

Besides, the proposed hardware can adjust itself on-the-fly to the user-defined topology of the neural network, with no extra configuration, which is a very nice characteristic in robot-like systems considering the possibility of the same hardware may be exploited in different tasks.

Now impulse invariance had the very nice characteristic that it corresponds to a linear mapping between the two frequency axes, except for the issue of aliasing, and that's a problem with it, and in particular, limits its usefulness to filter designs, or for mapping continuous time filters that are band limited.

Another nice characteristic of Tell-A-Friend is that it doesn't pop up any new windows, even when sharing on social networks.

A nice characteristic of this process is that the final numerical solution, the C-Solution, specifies not only which coalitions form, but assigns a payoff to each player, starting from its "power" in the other coalitions (outside opportunities).