Sentence examples for exclusive attributes from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, he took Western painting apart, sorted out its most sacred and exclusive attributes -- genius, idealism, beauty, taste -- on the ground in broad daylight, fooled around with them, cleaned them off and encouraged adventurous souls of all ages, classes and talents to use them, or not, as they pleased.

This work explains how to visually identify contradictory values which are associated with mutually exclusive attributes in a large and noisy comma separated values (CSV) dataset.

This is because the use of mutual exclusion technique is limited to contradictions which results from allocating conflicting values to mutually exclusive attributes.

In dealing with set theoretic contradictions, Hessenberg distinguishes the 'ultrafinite' (paragraphs 96 99) from the 'transfinite': this latter notion is an exclusive attribute of sets.

Social disorganization mechanisms are not an exclusive attribute of these areas, but can occur to varying degrees on a small scale throughout the urban landscape.

This confirms that ConTra is 100% accurate in retrieving contradictory data from objects associated with mutually exclusive attribute values in an investigated CSV dataset.

There is some evidence that interhemispheric information transfer may be an exclusive attribute of the secondary somatosensory cortex (S2), which receives extensive interhemispheric projections from the contralateral body part [4], [5].

Aberrantly methylated genes are frequently found in human cancers but rarely in normal controls, and their presence is not an exclusive attribute of metastatic cancer.

The PAC vendor content analysis provided a systematic process to identify and code terminology into two mutually exclusive categories, product attributes and service attributes.

"We're currently interested in retrieving artifacts and attributes exclusive to online identities," the artists add, "and will be developing material archives acting as a form of offline portraiture".

Each item was scored from 1 to 7 where 1 = 'none of attribute shown' to the 7 = 'constant or exclusive use of the attribute measured'.