The phrase "attributes conflict" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, possibly intended to refer to a situation where different attributes are in disagreement or opposition.
Example: "The attributes conflict in the software design led to significant issues during implementation."
Alternatives: "attribute disagreement" or "attribute clash".
PSO has heterogonous structure and various requirements, which may lead to technical attributes' conflicts during the design process.
Our results are in line with theories attributing conflict adaptation effects to the "adaption to the lack of conflict".
A version of pluralism was also advocated by Berlin's contemporary Michael Oakeshott (although Oakeshott seems to have attributed conflicts of values to a mistakenly reflective approach to ethical issues, and suggested that they could be overcome through relying on a more habitual, less self-conscious, ethical approach).
The combination of high correlations with social fears and low correlation with self-esteem indicates that persons with hypochondriacal attitudes attribute conflicts rather to an external cause than to their self-concept [ 4].
In addition to attribute value conflicts, name conflicts are displayed as warning messages as well.
In addition to attribute value conflicts, id conflicts are also possible, and manual intervention there is also needed.
During a news conference on Friday afternoon in Seoul, Mr. Obama attributed the conflict to his administration's efforts to even out global trade imbalances, by pressing other nations to accept numerical targets for limiting trade surpluses or deficits.
In our study, we customize our GA-based EMOO WD algorithm introduced to accommodate CRAs with multiple units, multiple attributes, and conflicting objectives [15].
This pattern bears similarity to cognitive Stroop experiments, with dACC/dmPFC activation often attributed to conflict detection [60], [61], [65] [68], and lateral prefrontal activation to execution of cognitive control [35], [61], [62], [65], [66], [69].
The N2 is maximal > 300 msec poststimulus over frontal electrode locations and has been attributed to conflict detection or to the decision to withhold a motor response (Falkenstein 2006).
