Sentence examples for separate features of from inspiring English sources

Its "SC" designation refers to two separate features of the Type 57.

The separate features of these complexes are not independent of each other but are related' (ibid., 387).

BlinkFeed, in essence, takes what used to be three or four different and separate features of HTC Sense and pulls them all into one, useful feature.

Having the three apps devoted to three separate features of the Parlor platform was done as something of an experiment to see how things play out, but Schwartz tells me that if their users are better suited by one app that encompasses bits of the others, so be it.

Michael Pinson of The Pro Audio Files praised the separate features of the game's sound design including the city's ambiance, licensed music, character dialogue, and vehicle and weapon sound effects—applauding the developer's use of uniting the features together.

The separate features of items, such as spatial characteristics, shape, colour, and semantic content, are generally processed in specialized regions distributed across the brain [1], and have to be bound together as conjunctions in order to be perceived and stored as part of a coherent episode [2].

If the first task is to be clearly distinguished from the second, therefore, it must be performed not by a wall but by a separate feature of the temple.

It's really important to look at a face as not a collection of separate features but part of an organic, functioning whole.

Each decision rule is in fact a conjunction of conditions imposed on a particular subset of separate features and, thus, points to some interdependencies between these features.

Eight combinations of region lengths and overlap sizes are tested to extract separate features, including seven with oligonucleotide of length four and one with oligonucleotide of length three.

From this perspective, the cognitive deficit in autism involves inability to bind together a collection of separate features into a coherent concept even though their ability to analyze individual features may be preserved (Frith 1989).