Sentence examples for attributed feature from inspiring English sources

Several extensions to this basic notation have been proposed (Schobbens et al. 2007), including propositional formulas for cross-tree constraints (Batory 2005), and extended or attributed feature model (Benavides et al. 2005).

The configuration selection or feature model optimization problem (Benavides et al. 2010) takes a partial configuration of an attributed feature model and an objective function as inputs and returns the full configuration fulfilling the criteria established by the function.

Given that vulnerability is regarded as a subjectively attributed feature of societies (Kelman et al. 2015), it is crucial to understand the specific social and cultural contexts of locations before implementing any kind of disaster risk reduction measures.

In this line of argumentation, vulnerability is regarded as a subjectively attributed feature of societies that cannot be described by quantitative methods alone, but is rather a highly contextual characteristic that is not readily transferable to other contexts (Kelman et al. 2015).

Co-localization between these markers and nuclear β-catenin (NBC), an attributed feature of cancer stem cells, was also determined.

If teacher attributed features are not in harmony with student expectations and desires, students will feel degrees of burnout which is not necessarily intentional or conscious and maybe due to teacher burnout.

Input attribute feature files: extracted features for each website are saved into individual feature files for efficient pairwise distance calculation.

It can be tempting for even the most rational among us to attribute features of our personalities to the stars.

So when we seem to attribute features to God, we cannot literally be describing God (Hobbes 1640, 11.3).

However, attributing features of the underlying plots to chemical or structural characteristics of the system is difficult, as it usually requires the assumption of structural elements of an analogous equivalent electrical circuit.

St. Thomas Aquinas attributed another feature to God's knowledge: he held that it was not "discursive" (Summa Theologiae, I, 14, 7).