Sentence examples for comprising attributes from inspiring English sources

However, a closer analysis shows that distributed hash tables (DHT) alone are not enough: firstly, they do not maintain the original data structure needed to efficiently access the comprising attributes, and secondly, they lead to high signaling traffic when the data is short lived, such as in high mobility scenarios.

Its expression is a general factor comprising attributes such as attention, cognitive speed, working memory, reasoning, and episodic memory that have manifold impacts on learning.

CuNPs with a dual functionality comprising geometric attributes for enhanced cell uptake and exerting cytotoxic activity on proliferating cells were synthesized as a novel drug delivery system.

There are many-to-many relations that are modeled as entities comprising further attributes and references to the literature.

These are GR_NaturalPerson and GR_LegalEntity that specify GR_Party and comprise all attributes required by the HC model.

These design dimensions were systematically varied according to an experimental design in a first design hierarchy; the second hierarchy comprised the attributes of each alternative (travel times and travel cost components).

Drawing from spatial land rent theory, economic drivers of forest fragmentation at the landscape level include land quality comprised of attributes such as soil fertility or the distance of urban plots to amenities.

The database, created for Biosecurity New Zealand to assist in the effective management of the New Zealand coastline, comprises 14 attributes of marine environmental value derived from 200 unique layers of environmental information ranging from species occurrences and diversity indices to marine-mammal breeding areas and habitat distribution.

The original dataset was made based on the information contained in the DW and comprises 19 attributes.

The episodic memory task consisted of a study phase, comprising stimulus attribute decision tasks, and a test phase, comprising 2 recognition memory blocks.

The extent covers all objects (or entities) that are instances of the concept, while the intent comprises all attributes (or properties) holding for all the objects under consideration.