Sentence examples for and attributes of its from inspiring English sources

But it is interesting to see how a religion's focus on certain areas and attributes of its members can create an environment that is conducive to cultivating strong leaders.

In position-based routing every relaying vehicle selects the next hop vehicle to forward the packet to on-the-fly based on the position and movement attributes of its one-hop neighbors [14, 15].

Evaluation: Discussion of the merits and attributes of the story and/or its elements.

Ecosystem function, process and attributes of soil are described by its quality (Larson and Pierce 1994; Doran and Parkin 1994; Karlen et al. 1997).

ITER has to focus on all processes that ensure the permanent consistency between the requirements of ITER and the performance attributes of its components.

New Olympics advertising "matches the beauty and attributes of the athletes directly with the attributes of the phones," Kelly O'Dea, president of Foote, Cone, said.

In this paper we describe the distal humerus of this bat and examine the likely functional attributes of its elbow based on comparison with morphology of this joint and associated musculature in Mystacina tuberculata.

This was compared to an available genome sequence of a culture collection strain, B. longum NCC2705 [ 10] and analysis of the functional attributes of its unique sequences have contributed to a better understanding of attenuation that can occur in these bacteria in a fermentation environment.

James's editor Anne Messite said the new novel "has all the compelling attributes of its predecessors, and I can't wait for 50 Shades fans to experience the work again from a perspective they have long desired".

The relative importance and social position of each individual within its group will in turn depend on the attributes of its partners and the pattern of its interactions [1] [3].

He said he had come to hold a particular admiration for Saudi Arabia, and attributed some of its characteristics to a history that has shielded most of the Arabian peninsula from colonial rule.