To validate the disparate attributes algorithm, the approach is tested with multiple realistic assembly design cases.
In this paper, we present a new algorithm, i.e. the disparate attributes algorithm, for managing semantic assembly design rules.
The proposed disparate attributes algorithm by identifying "inapplicable" information extends a rough set approach for managing semantic assembly design rules with systematic selection of various minimal sets of rules.
Classifications also provide a means for synthesizing seemingly disparate ecological attributes into powerful indicators.
On the basis of the data presented, we conclude that naturally-acquired immunity to malaria, in the setting described, relies on the presence of a constellation of cytophilic IgG antibodies, displaying differing specificities and probably having disparate functional attributes, but that may operate in concert in vivo to suppress parasitaemia to levels below those causing disease.
However, in disparate design rules, some attributes are frequently unused in other design rules.
The disparate distributions have been attributed to failures occurring on the surface of test specimens and other failures from sub-surface to deeply imbedded sites.
Analysts who follow agency industry stocks attributed that disparate performance to the fact that almost all the True North DaimlerChrysler accounts are part of the review, compared with fewer of Omnicom's.
Many Chicagoans attributed the disparate death patterns to the ethnic differences among blacks, Latinos, and whites and local experts made much of the purported Latino "family values". But there's a social and spatial context that makes close family ties possible.
This difference is attributed to disparate activity levels between these species.
Accordingly, the disparate results may be attributed to several factors which can include the nature of the mineralization assay used, the provenance, purity, and characteristics of the protein used, as well as the different criteria used to describe its mineralizing function [82], [100].
