Sentence examples for attribute by which from inspiring English sources

The suite (repeated sequence) of sedimentary structures in any single stratigraphic unit is another attribute by which that unit may be physically differentiated from others in the region.

Mass is also the prime attribute by which planets are distinguished from stars.

In contrast to Joseph Smith, who had served as president of his church, Strang taught that Smith's prophetic office embodied an overtly royal attribute, by which its occupant was to be not only the spiritual leader of his people, but their temporal king as well.

Nature philosophy derived from Kant, who in the 1780s had suggested that the concepts of time, space, and causation were not products of sense experience but mental attributes by which it was possible to perceive the world.

The attributes by which these abundant animals affect the microbial and biogeochemical functional diversity fit well into the concept of ecosystem engineering.

Therefore, the cooperative user selecting should comprehensively consider the physical attributes along with the social attributes, by which the optimal cooperative user can be selected for the reasonable intra-community and inter-community D2D cooperative communications so as to achieve the low delay.

This leads us to the other definition of "to compose": to calm and settle yourself, to calm and settle your thoughts and feelings and thereby your features -- those distinct attributes by which you know who you are.

They are nothing but "affections of God's attributes, or modes by which God's attributes are expressed in a certain and determinate way" (Ip25c).

The second visualization is a histogram-based attribute cross filter by which users can extract desired subset patterns from data.

Different foods were also attributed different values, by which they were prioritized.

To this end, we proposed a method of feature selection based on the depended degree of attributes by classes, by which we screened single or double informative genes for classification.