Under the conservancy's definition, turkeys can be called heritage only if they show a specific set of genetic traits, which include natural mating, a long lifespan and slow growth rates.
(http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/11/10/081110fa_fact_seabrook currentPage=all) "Psychopathy consists of a specific set of personality traits and behaviors: Superficially charming, psychopaths tend to make a good first impression on others and often strike observers as remarkably normal.
A toddler displays diminutive tendencies of the personality he will possess as an adult and is quickly "branded" with a specific set of character traits which make up his identity: He may fall into the category of the overachiever, the risk-taker, the shy one, the procrastinator, or perhaps a unique combination of all or none of the above.
This finding raises the possibility that this complex may be associated with an environmental transmission pathway, a specific set of behavioral traits, or both.
Stephen Henson, a vice president at Kelly Blue Book in Irvine, Calif., a resource for car buyers, said the company tests job candidates to find employees with "a specific set of skills" or traits for certain positions.
A score on a hierarchical set of items indicates better the level of the latent trait because a score is related to a specific set of items, thereby providing descriptors to the level of the latent trait present.
We found that, unlike their brand choices, voters from both parties are not searching for a candidate who matches their own personality traits, but rather they are looking for a specific set of admirable attributes that they themselves may or may not have.
We use a specific set of features and classifiers to determine the AUs' intensity levels, and we compute an AU activity map which is in turn analyzed by a set of 16 FFNNs predicting the scores for the 16PF traits.
