Sentence examples for participation features from inspiring English sources

The key user participation features are tagging, rating and sharing.

And best of all, administration and community participation features are separate, as they've always been in blogging tools — that fixes the problem forums have always had of trying to shove administration and management tools into the user-facing part of the site.

Verbal consent was obtained from each respondent after clarifying the confidentiality and voluntary participation features of the study.

The program was a half-hour of rhythm and blues music, including audience participation, featuring Willie Bryant and guests such as Amanda Randolph.

In other words, the budget participation feature of crowdfunding plays a critical role where governments typically lack resources, such as human and knowledge resources.

They described a need for mutual understanding in which trust, equality and reciprocal exchange of information and participation featured prominently.

Second, although a broad range of variables were included in the study for a more comprehensive approach to participation, the features of the program as well as factors that might have influenced participation (e.g., mistrust of a research-based program, skepticism of the efficacy of counseling), were not assessed.

But religious participation, another feature of high-mobility regions, is typically higher in Republican states.

Participation has featured in political agendas in recent decades and the domain of healthcare has not been indifferent to its appeal.

As part of its sponsorship in 2012, Made Man, the men's website published by Defy Media, produced humorous videos encouraging Movember participation that featured Nick Offerman, who has an exemplary mustache and plays Ron Swanson on NBC's "Parks and Recreation".

"RAGTIME ROYALTY," part of "Reel to Real," a family series presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center that combines classic films with live performances and audience participation, will feature Buster Keaton's "High Sign" and Charlie Chaplin's "Immigrants," tomorrow at 11 30 a.m. and 2 p.m.