Sentence examples for stretch features from inspiring English sources

The famous stretch features eight switchbacks flanked by dense foliage, flowers and people's homes.

The Clock is, unexpectedly, quite a sensual, sexy film, in that the late morning stretch features plenty of shots of people in bed, waking up, embracing and then realising that these are forbidden pleasures – forbidden by the clock.

FTIR analysis shows broad C O stretch features from 950 to 1300 cm−1, which decay upon atmospheric exposure and are similar to the C O C asymmetric stretch features of ethylene secondary ozonide.

HOBOKEN "Seventh-Inning Stretch," featuring seven 10-minute plays about baseball, presented by the Mile Square Theater.

The stretch featured a streak of seven consecutive wins by 10 or more points, including a 22-point win at home over the Los Angeles Clippers and a 10-point win at the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The set's final stretch featured both on clarinet, over a light pizzicato bass vamp that evoked an African thumb piano, and while Mr. Brötzmann's tone suggested a dull, rusted blade, Mr. McPhee's was sharp and clear.

At least it's followed up by "Stretch" featuring Bishop Lamont from Dr. Dre's Aftermath label.

A recent combined theoretical and experimental study of monolayers of alkanemonothiols found that both the CH3 and the CH2 groups contribute to the hydrogen stretch feature in the IET spectrum.

The rest of the book is an attempt to account for the strange nature of reality as revealed by astronomers and physicists; to reconcile the apparent absurdities of quantum mechanics with the mind-stretching features of special and general relativity; and to explain why the forces of nature are apparently fine-tuned to allow the evolution of complex creatures such as ourselves.

Three peaks are often found in the 2,800-3,000 cm-1 region, corresponding to aliphatic hydrocarbon stretching features.

This effect is captured by the spherical harmonic model expansion of (delta vec {B}_text {Sun}) and yields the horizontally stretched features in Figs. 7, 8, and 9.