The fact that the Kittim are also said to "devour all the nations like an eagle" would be equally appropriate for the Romans, whose standards had eagles on them, and the identification would seem to be clinched by the custom attributed to this enemy of "sacrificing to their standards".
Additional information can be stored and exchanged as new attributes, e. g. a new custom attribute "myAttribute" enables to colorize all nodes with this attribute based on the respective attribute value.
For instance, when one partner is self-employed, in many contexts it is usual custom to attribute the property to the other partner, in order to avoid the repossession of goods by the authority in case of a failure of the activity.
Until 1824 Thai literature was entirely the province of the king and his court: the king maintained a corps of writers, and it was the custom to attribute authorship of any literary work to the king himself.
We newly designed a flexible search interface that allows users to compose queries based on the custom-defined metadata attributes and run them on the database and on the grid, to recover patient and sample information, and files.
Dragging and dropping types of fields into a custom form, changing their attributes.
Ethnosphere / (eth no sfir) / n. / coinage by the anthropologist Wade Davis to describe the "cultural web" of unique attributes and customs around the world, from language to music to food to handicrafts.
Indeed, cord blood in particular might suitably be described as a 'boundary crawler' (Holmberg and Ideland 2012) unsettling many of the customs and beliefs attributed to blood, donation and giving.
The festival has attracted first-class performers, directors, and designers and has established a reputation for discovering new talent, but much of its popularity can also be attributed to its custom of allowing patrons to stroll and picnic on the beautiful grounds of the estate during a long dinner intermission.
