Sentence examples for floors attributes from inspiring English sources

Environmental factors are influenced (this involves, for example, distraction using sounds or irregular floors), attributes are used (for example, a shopping bag is used during walking, or something is picked up from the floor), and interaction between participants is encouraged to distract the participants from their tasks.

Clarification: A previous version of this story attributed a January quote about timely voting on nominees to McConnell, based on Reid's attribution of the quote to McConnell in Senate floor remarks.

Murphy is as loose as a player can be on the floor, an attribute he believes helps him overcome the constant attention he gets.

The first, on St. Kitts, was a $55 hike led by an older man who pointed out fluffy egrets in acacia trees, scooped up almond pods from the forest floor and attributed all we saw to "the Almighty".

Additionally, they explored some of the difficulties inherent in the substitution of space for time, and observed that differences in forest floor mass attributed to time since logging could also be explained by changes in logging techniques over the time span encompassed by Covington's chronosequence.

Positions and orientations of the wall-wall-floor trihedrals are attributes of the node set.

The inhabitants of higher floors of buildings attribute this practice to the lack of pressure preventing water from reaching the higher floors.

The increased temperature due to high deforestation and a presence of a chain of lakes in the rift valley floor could also attribute for increased rainfall in the rift valley floor.

The teeth were recovered in a reddish sandy layer from the cave's floor, which is attributed either to an early phase of Würm I (OIS 5c or 5d) or a transition phase between Würm I and Würm II (OIS 5a).

The graffitist who defaced the Carnegie Library, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with the words "I wish I were a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas," mistakenly attributed them to J. Alfred Prufrock.

In general, the adapted Holzer's CGA rule works as follows: each footprint with damage degree 4 is first extruded by the original height and divided in floors, according to the original attribute "number of floors".