Sentence examples for complex attributes from inspiring English sources
'complex attributes' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
You can use 'complex attributes' when describing something that has multiple layers, components, or characteristics that make it intricate or difficult to understand. Example: The new software has many complex attributes, such as its ability to integrate with different operating systems and its advanced data analytics capabilities.
Axioms of geometry govern the representation of dimensionally complex attributes by pairs of numbers, triples of numbers, or even n-tuples of numbers.
Constituents specify, for each member in this set of mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive complex attributes, whether or not that complex attribute is exemplified.
The red part of Al12N12 BF3 complex attributes to the electronegative F atom of BF3 while no red part can be seen in Al12N12 BH3 complex.
It has been reported that the stabilizing effect of etoposide on transient cleavable DNA-topoisomerase IIβ complex attributes to its secondary malignancy.
The basic attributes can be combined by the usual boolean operations into complex attributes which are also like the maximal conjunctions, in that they form a partition of the class of individuals.
Although GeoNetwork had some support for SAML (contributed by GeoSolutions), additional work was required in order to extend this basic authentication support and allow complex attributes on the SAML authentication.
For example, negotiations about multiple attributes, complex attribute combinations, or frame contracts require more sophisticated support of the involved interactions and communication acts.
This research suggests that landscape diversity is a complex attribute that should be considered with other attributes such as the specificity of habitats.
Conversely, the current label-value pair may correspond to a complex attribute (e.g. the embedded object "location" in Fig. 2a).
It is assumed that the mechanical properties of these meshes remain unchanged, with any differences in mechanical properties of the formed mesh-tissue complex attributed to the attached tissue alone.
Finally, immediately to the south of Userkaf's funerary enclosure is a second smaller pyramid complex attributed to his wife, queen Neferhetepes.
