Sentence examples for attributes holds from inspiring English sources
Our results show that: (1) social attributes are generally more influential in developed than in emerging economies, (2) the importance of social attributes holds across high and low involvement products, and (3) social attributes can influence product choice even when other intangible attributes are included in the design.
These attributes hold great promise in advancing metabolic engineering in terms of the phases of design, build, test and learn.
Other deviations from the texts may appear in the attributes held by the divine couple.
A next and critically important step is for us to scan the profession of each "sub-discipline in the visual arts, ascertaining the primary and defining attributes held in common to those artists or designers who are actively and successfully practicing.scanning all of the major artistic avenues available to both.
This unique attribute holds great promise for regenerative medicine and cell-based therapy for many human diseases such as spinal cord injury [SCI] and multiple sclerosis [MS].
For example, the j.Backbone_ attribute holds the selected backbone' identity, the hop count attribute gets an increment, and finally if nodes current color is WHITE, it changes into BLUE.
> The VisualName attribute holds the name that is used when the model is visualized in MoSeC.
The first discrepancy measures departure from association when the latter is true, and the other measures departure from independence when this attribute holds.
The Sequence attribute holds the actual sequence information; if the sequence is long enough to be unwieldy, the SequenceURI may be used instead, to point to the URI at which the sequence data can be found.
One attribute the potential for any other individual attribute held to suffice for full moral status comes much closer to full inclusion (Kumar 2008).
Further, some human beings never have the potential for any individual attribute held to suffice for full moral status, in any sense of "potential" that would distinguish them from many non-human animals (McMahan 2008, 91 92).
