Sentence examples for conventional attributes from inspiring English sources

In 1887 The Judgment of Paris caused another storm of protest because of its rejection of all conventional attributes and its naively direct conception.

This means that modularity assessment is rooted only at conventional attributes of modules, such as module cohesion, coupling and size.

She was a famous beauty, and so medieval poets ascribed all the conventional attributes of beauty to her: hair like spun gold, sky-blue eyes and breasts "as white as ivory billiard balls".

In the Hellenistic and Roman periods the Horae became the four seasons, daughters of the sun god, Helios, and the moon goddess, Selene, each represented with the conventional attributes.

The details of many consortium members are listed, along with photographs and professional affiliations on the project website meaning that even basic conventional attributes such as gender could be potentially identifying if taken in combination with the information already disclosed.

But, in focussing so closely on these conventional attributes, are we not overlooking more meaningful interactions?

Service innovation involves intangible resources for a more radical service logic perspective that challenges the conventional attribute-based view of services delivery designs.

But where others might astonish us with technique, Michelangelo goes beyond this, leading us from formal to intellectual surprise, making us wonder why Moses fondles his beard, why Michelangelo has used this river of hair - in combination with the horns that were a conventional attribute of Moses - to give him an inhuman, demonic aspect.

If these AVO and conventional amplitude attributes have attributed to reservoir characteristics, possibly hydrocarbons may have been trapped within the four-way time structural closures, as interpreted in Figs. 16, 17, 18 and 19.

Conventional wisdom attributes women's decision to leave work to their maternal traits and desires.

Recently, researchers have suggested an approach to tourism destination competitiveness that goes beyond conventional destination attributes to include, in addition, generic business factors of competitiveness.