Sentence examples for competing attributes from inspiring English sources

Models with many different and often competing attributes are needed by all the groups that are fed from the ESL flow namely, hardware, software, and verification.

In traditional discrete choice experiments – also called (choice-based) conjoint analysis by many practitioners in North America – respondents choose the most preferred specification of a good ('alternative' or 'profile') from a choice set of competing attribute profiles [ 2].

(A competing story attributes the name to people waving at passing boats).

Later on, a C1 modulation by visual attention has been also reported for the selection of competing stimulus attributes.

At this point, knowledge about the regulation of root elongation and root hair growth in graminaceous plants is incomplete with competing views attributing cell wall loosening to either XTH, expansins, or NAD(P H-oxidoreductase-dependent ROI release (Liszkay et al. 2004; Vissenberg et al. 2005).

Put another way, the counterintuitive ability to easily get in and get out of your service may be one of its biggest selling points among many other new attributes competing with the traditional breadth of functionality.

But across an array of competing attitudes and attributes, all major modern faiths do seem to agree that any god worth all the fuss is infallible.

The aim of this study was to compare two competing methods for attributing extra hospital stay to healthcare-acquired infection.

The driving force for the onset of the self-connecting instead of all competing configurations is attributed to the minimization of the total energy density.

But a competing approach, sometimes attributed to Wittgenstein (Wright 1989), maintains that the special authority of self-attributions is primarily a matter of social-linguistic practices, which dictate that we should treat subjects as authoritative about their own states.

Similarly, there has been an emphasis on comparing the product attributes with competing alternatives but not on creating a universal framework of attributes for new product development (Pike and Steven 2003; Blijlevens et al. 2009).