Shapefile format and extensive attribute table pertaining to the entire legend of EOSD are designed to facilitate broad range of investigations in which assessment of composition and pattern of forest over large areas is needed.
Assembly of a product is a function of design parameters that are both intensive (material properties) and extensive (physical attributes) in nature.
Both RE and SE represent an extensive property of a system, where the extensive nature is manifested by the additive attribute of the property.
Large deviations, which are observed near the axis, are after an extensive analysis, attributed to an enhanced tangential diffusion effect due to curvature and stretch.
Those who dismiss China's growth as "extensive" frivolously attribute the economic success of East Asia solely to high rates of savings and investments, ignoring substantive advancement in technology due to state interventionist policies.
To break away from the confines of one-dimensional ordering, librarianship has developed an extensive set of attributes in terms of which it describes each item in the collection.
However, despite extensive research on attributes of rating scales and their impact on response behavior, the question how to choose verbal anchors for clinical rating scales has mostly been disregarded and the question whether clinical self-report instruments should rather ask for the frequency or intensity of symptoms has not been investigated empirically so far.
The Israeli government said the report was not meant to be an "assertion of infallibility," but rejected the charges one by one, attributing extensive damage and casualties to wartime mistakes.
Simple export coefficient models and statistical models also require extensive primary watershed attribute information and further they cannot address seasonal patterns of nutrient delivery.
Of course, the lack of money or insurance can be an issue, but several dentists in interviews nationwide attributed extensive cavities in part to lax parenting, at all income levels.
Extensive video footage attributed to the attack in eastern Damascus (which we assess would be very difficult to falsify) is consistent with the use of a nerve agent, such as sarin, and is not consistent with the use of blister or riot control agents.
