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In open-domain QA, many questions are concerned with properties of named entities, such as birth date, birth place, occupation, and other personal attributes of well-known present and historical individuals, locations, ownership, and products of various companies, facts about consumer products, geographical facts, and so on.

The MCDM applied are particularly effective at providing insight to decisions when sensitivity analysis is conducted based upon different weights (i.e., strategic priorities) applied to the key technical attributes of the well completion alternatives.

Jacobs considered both ideas anti-city, hopeless efforts to assert order on a messy metropolis, to give the city "all the attributes of a well-kept, dignified cemetery".

The correlation between the three measures was not strong, suggesting that the measures represent independent attributes of patient well-being.

We propose a list intended to be used to generate attributes of single, well-defined surgical procedures and criteria for their classification in terms of putative risk level of transmission.

If so, physical attributes of parks as well as perceptions of these attributes (formed in relation to broader social contexts) may influence physical activity patterns.

Growth, yield and quality attributes of tomato as well as the post-harvest soil nutrient status were markedly influenced by the nutrient treatments.

Lithology is considered a primary basis for classification because it is fundamental to numerous physical-natural attributes of islands as well as their recent development through which it links to island-forming processes (Herzberg 2011; Walsh 1982).

These results, which build on the classic literature on 'sound symbolism', have both theoretical and applied implications: On the one hand, they demonstrate that the phenomenon of sound symbolism extends beyond the visual modality, by showing that speech sounds carry meaning in the domain of flavour, and in terms of the oral-somatosensory attributes of foodstuffs as well.

This paper frames the study of mode choice in Montgomery County, Maryland around a normative model that weighs the influences of not only three core dimensions of built environments – density, diversity, and design – but factors related to generalized cost and socio-economic attributes of travelers as well.

Justice requires full acknowledgment of the individual characteristics and hallmark attributes of children as well as the right to counsel and equal protection under the law.