Sentence examples for a concrete attribute from inspiring English sources

With this weak anonymity, we propose a general transformation from ABE to Attribute Based Encryption with Keyword Search (ABEKS) and a concrete attribute private key-policy ABE (KP-ABE) scheme.

Every comparison presumes a tertium comparationis, a concrete attribute defining the respect in which the equality applies — equality thus referring to a common sharing of this comparison-determining attribute.

While this approach provides an option to measure many concrete attributes like performance and memory footprint, adequateness and adaptability of the architecture of the pilot cannot be fully verified.

Concrete deterioration was attributed to the interaction between freezing-thawing and sulfate attack.

A concrete design space and its quality attributes are specified by experts once per n domain (design space inception stage) by using a modeling language – namely DuSE – we have designed for such a purpose.

They did not give a concrete description of lesion shape, but attributed hypersensitivity, absence of stain and defects with rounded margins as effect of the action of the acids.

This discrimination was seen partly because of fear of being infected, although respondents thought TB was sometimes used as a concrete excuse to discriminate against more intangible attributes such as dislike.

We explored this possibility using model simulations and obtained a concrete prediction that rapid serial presentation of three-attribute objects sharing two features in common with an unpresented three-attribute object (target) will produce an illusory perception of the target.

For if God is a concrete individual and his nature (conceived perhaps as the conjunction of his omni-attributes) is an abstract property, then the general ontology rules out an identity of God with his nature.

Consider a concrete example.

A concrete base is $240.