Sentence examples for groups of attributes from inspiring English sources
Three broad groups of attributes that includes formal, stylistic, and technological attributes for topological archeology are also described.
Similarly when participants were asked to rate the importance of 12 groups of attributes in contributing to a successful postdoc experience, the three that came up on top communication (91 percent), direction and vision (92 percent), and mentoring (91 percent)—were also the same as those ranked highest in 2007 but differed in certain aspects from 2008 postdoc rankings (see table, above).
The chosen likelihood measure for pm is a weighted mean of probability measures for different groups of attributes ({w, l, h} as D3D, {x, y} as V3D, {W, L} as D2D, and {X, Y} as V2D), weighted by a joint reliability measure for each group, as presented in Equation (19).
MDMC consists of eight groups of attributes.
We considered three groups of attributes: film usage, film sensibility and spatial resolution.
Their results clearly show that the histone code is highly degenerate with different groups of attributes from different genic regions leading to similar regulatory events.
Even here, however, you're not really answering the question, because you're still looking for a unique attribute thing, or even a group of attributes that can explain why an individual from one group can achieve more than an individual from another group.
Thus perceiving common attributes among a lot of dogs --- as in an example already given --- I give the name "foxhound" to this group of attributes, and thenceforth use the name "foxhound" to connect these objects by in my mind ; again perceiving other common attributes among other similar objects, I invent the word "greyhound" to denote these latter by.
With a limited group of attributes and an enormous number of memories, it might seem that ordinary attempts at recall would be chaotic.Yet even if all of the memories shared some information, other attributes not held in common could still serve to distinguish them.
