Sentence examples for locational attributes from inspiring English sources

Although the proposed method in that study seems to provide a good reference for analysis of station locations with respect to various locational attributes and landuse types, it is a heuristic approach considering only one location criterion road weather condition.

The use of an n-dimensional representation of location, in lieu of traditional 2-D locational attributes such as x,y geographic coordinates, is necessary to account for Michigan's particular physical characteristics and transportation infrastructure.

Three weather factors considered include VST, MST, and snow water equivalent (SWE), of which VST and MST are modeled by taking into account the several locational attributes.

Inclusion of locational attributes into the contract design procedure increases the effectiveness of the contracts by helping a utility get more value from its demand management programs.

It hypothesises that willingness to pay for a bundle of services, as embodied in house purchase, reflects the bundle's attributes: for example size and quality of building and its locational attributes.

Successful industrial parks reflect locational attributes of their particular place, network with the sociopolitical framework of the larger environment, function as learning districts for exchanging tacit information, and seek to mitigate negative environmental effects of their concentrated activity.

The study contributes to the body of research analyzing locational and labor attributes of employment concentrations.

In its details, creating an online ad campaign can be incredibly complicated since advertisers not only want to choose a wide variety of keywords and keyword combinations, but also combine them with particular demographic, locational and behavioral attributes of the users to potentially serve up links to different ads for different groups of users (more on that later).

Reflecting spatial autocorrelation while controlling for a variety of demographic and locational (e.g., built environment) attributes, the zone-level spatial count model in this paper offers valuable information for power providers and charging station location decisions.

Locational factors are based on census tract profile attributes (namely socio-economic factors) that were acquired from the 2011 Census National Household Survey (NHS).

Among conceptual innovations, the most important was the distinction between: (a) the data used to draw the polygons forming the boundary of a place (locational information); and (b) the set of features it has, that is, its attributes.