Sentence examples for derived attributes from inspiring English sources

Environmental variables included topographic, geomorphological and remote sensing derived attributes.

The four derived attributes and liking ratings predicted up to 81% of post-exposure liking.

This paper describes the stages of the nuclear analysis that serve to prove the radiation derived attributes of the system.

As the groups objectified the product differently depending on the category, it is concluded that the derived attributes had a mediating role between categorization and product acceptance.

In this study we evaluate open source DEMs (ASTER and SRTM) and their derived attributes using high postings Cartosat DEM and Survey of India (SOI) height information.

Liking and preferred frequency to use were rated at two experimental sessions and during a 6-day home use period between them, and 18 derived attributes were rated at the final session.

In this view, elongated, wedge- or cone-shaped olfactory glomeruli represent a derived attribute.

Another derived attribute is profile that represents user's profile based on cluster algorithms.

Acknowledging the limitations of deriving attributes from the literature, Coast et al. [ 34] argue that qualitative studies are best suited to derive attributes, since they reflect the perspective and experiences of the potential beneficiaries.

Deriving attributes from a qualitative study can, therefore, improve the content validity of a DCE study [ 10].

However, as Dutch cardiologists are most familiar with the European Society of Cardiology guidelines, it was considered reasonable to derive attributes from these guidelines.