Sentence examples for place a feature from inspiring English sources

Verizon said that in September 2009 it put in place a feature to limit those inadvertent charges.

Perhaps most notable, however, is that, along with finally becoming available on Android, Curve has quietly put in place a feature it's calling 'Labs' that will see the app begin to connect to other fintech or digital financial services — thus providing the makings of the fintech convergence strategy Curve's roadmap has always been built on.

In response to this criticism, the company has put in place a feature that targets this type of content once it's been reported through a variety of means removing the videos entirely, demonetizing them, making them unsearchable, or disabling their comment section.

However, these techniques are generally not able to detect early stage infections as they require morphological changes in the tissues to take place, a feature usually associated with advanced infections [ 44].

Businesses can also add realtime updates to their Places page (a feature that was switched on earlier this year), define the areas they serve, and even schedule a photo shoot for better pictures for their page.

NASA has placed a feature article about the Space Systems Lab's Zero Robotics project in its education website.

The new search engine will also make it easier to map a Pin to a Place Board — a feature that was first introduced late last year.

Home and work never come together, and both places offer a feature film's worth of action, which is why this self-effacing freakout by Jacques Rivette, from 1969, runs more than four hours.

Next year I predict that Bitcoin will be mentioned during the Super Bowl, Snapchat will place an ad featuring a celebrity, and Tom Brady won't be there at all.

(BWP1), including their own position (111), as well as objects' alignment towards cardinal directions as a new feature (113), e.g. " In a lot of places, north has become a feature of the place itself".

Pilgrimage as a form of journey provide an opportunity for the people to visit sacred places and is a feature common to more or less all societies.