The phrase "true features" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to characteristics or qualities that are genuine and accurate. Example: The brochure accurately portrays the true features of the new smartphone, including its advanced camera and long battery life.
Only the so-called Chandos portrait showed Shakespeare's true features.
If the negative contrast is left uncorrected, structural features of the object at high resolution is compromised, and therefore the image fails to represent true features of the object.
After more than 20 tough days, they obtained the primary data of flora, vegetation, hydrology and landforms that revealed the true features of the desert for the first time.
There are many reports that discuss the size and shape of fungal mycelial pellets (Xu et al. 2010; Tai et al. 2010), but little is known about the true features of the internal pellet structure, including geometry and mycelial viability (Hamanaka et al. 2001).
MR: Speaking of being able to hear someone's heart and soul, "Encore," the second track on For True, features Warren Haynes.
The submitter is asked to check these coding regions and decide whether these are true features.
Though the rooms and grounds have an informal beauty, it's the Belizean countryside that is the resort's true featured attraction.
The suggested contour-based technique detects almost all the true feature points of an image.
Strawson argues that where there are true subject-predicate propositions there must also be true feature-placing sentences.
However, it is under the assumption that the true feature space of the neutral speaker was obtained.
In another variant [82], separate boosted cascade detectors, one for each landmark, model shapes implicitly by learning the pairwise distribution of all true feature locations.
