Sentence examples for practical feature from inspiring English sources

Nashes were also known for a practical feature.

Perhaps the most practical feature is the Friend Finder.

Laboratory buildings had been designed this way for decades; Kahn elevated this practical feature into an architectural principle.

All had under-folding stocks – a practical feature for handling a weapon in the confines of a small boat, for embarking and disembarking vessels or for concealing a weapon from passing helicopters and patrols.

One unusual and practical feature of the original design: what looks like a single wall between the master bedroom and the guest room is actually two back-to-back walls, one of which pulls away from the other on a track, creating a space between them so that two rooms can become three.

Next, they have an interesting but questionably practical feature, called dual capture.

Casuistry takes rules into account but begins with the moral and practical features of each case.

Such practical features — size, resilience, portability — help explain why a similar form of palm-leaf art, the illustrated book, was popular in India between the 10th and 13th centuries.

Besides its good looks, this whisk from Danish designer Normann Copenhagen is highly practical, featuring an ergonomic handle and a coloured whisk that's easy to use and clean.

(Rosenberg) THE MET: 'EARLY BUDDHIST MANUSCRIPT PAINTING: THE PALM-LEAF TRADITION,' through March 22. Practical features like resilience and portability help explain why books written on dried palm leaves were popular with Buddhists in eastern India between the 10th and 13th centuries.

FRIT has some useful practical features.