Sentence examples for fixed attributes from inspiring English sources

It builds on existing research on the growth mindset, the belief that intellectual abilities are not fixed attributes but can increase and develop in students when nurtured by proper motivations.

Unlike DNS, Astrolabe zones are not bound to a specific name server, do not have fixed attributes and state update are propagated extremely quickly.

Through the number of household members, we also try to capture relevant household characteristics to minimize dependence in the error term because with the available data, we cannot cluster members of the same family and capture their fixed attributes.

The interpretation of higher estimated probabilities for 'no fixed' attributes at zero, corresponding to reduced likelihood of employing heuristics, is supported by a relatively higher proportion of literate respondents grouped in the 'no fixed' category.

Rather than being an item in the world with relatively fixed attributes, what is distinctive about me as a human being is that I am capable of putting my own being in question by asking myself, for example, whether I want to be a person of a particular sort.

However, these findings were based on models in which fighting costs and the assessment of the opponent's fighting abilities are fixed attributes of a species.

As the PC treatment alternatives described in our choice sets were very realistic, each treatment modality had several fixed attribute levels (i.e., one fixed attribute level for 'risk of other side effects', one fixed attribute level for 'frequency of PSA testing', and one fixed attribute level for 'treatment aim').

As a consequence, the value of each of these fixed attribute levels were all captured in the alternative specific constants.

Further, the variability of the MCID is large as it is context-specific and not a fixed attribute [ 96].

The value of a MCID is ultimately defined by what is interpreted as important to a patient and is therefore not a fixed attribute.

On the one hand, some of these economic theories are consistent with theories of evolutionary psychology that see preferences as determined largely genetically; as such, they hold that the reactions of markets can be predicted in terms of largely fixed human attributes.