Sentence examples for this feature means from inspiring English sources

This feature means that you can look over documents, contracts and user guides while you're on the road — without a laptop.

Lacking this feature means failing the encapsulation test, the litmus test of modularity.

It's also a big deal because for many people this feature means their social life and professional life may now be combined in one app.

This feature means that you'll be able to more easily find specific photos – whether it's a dog, your kid's birthday, your beach vacation, and more – without having to first tag or organize photos into albums.

This feature means that two inequivalent C-bonding types, i.e., C-B or C-N bonds, must be present in the boundaries of the hybridized BN and C domains, which have a significant effect on determining the local structures and subsequently vary the electronic properties in this system.

Understanding this feature means that accounts should be discussed and evaluated not in terms of the accuracy they create, but in terms of what they achieve.

The introduction of this new feature means more for the future of Apple and the wireless industry than it does for the iPad itself.

This clever feature means that people who don't like sand, don't like water and don't like to walk can enjoy a panoramic view of the ocean from inside their cars — and many do.

This latter feature means you're stuck with a paltry 30-odd songs, so – even if you're happy with cheese like Aqua's Barbie Girl, Chesney Hawkes's The One And Only and a variety of 80s throwbacks among newer rock and pop from Lily Allen and Kaiser Chiefs – you'll find your patience sorely tested after a few hours.

This linguistic feature means that Koreans typically type faster on an ordinary 12-button keypad than on a BlackBerry-style Qwerty keyboard.

This latter feature means UberConference can call all the participants for you at a scheduled time – helpful for when people forget they had a call scheduled.