Within this context, marked heterogeneity of social behaviour was observed by location, age, gender and area of residence by attending to more detailed attributes of encounters including location, household membership and 'strangeness' than merely the number of contacts recorded.
As a consequence, the md-IAT procedure (i.e., multiple measurement on more than just one attribute dimension) yields a more detailed representation of consumers' evaluations of a brand or product.
Queries on the properties and values of attributes provide more detailed non-spatial characteristics of spatial data.
Thus statecharts describe the behavior of objects of a particular class, or of a subset of the features of the class (such as the changes in one or two of its attributes) or, at more detailed design stages, the stages of execution of a particular method.
Hazard-related attributes represent a more detailed measure of perceived response-efficacy that includes efficacy for protecting people, efficacy for protecting property, and utility of the adjustment for other purposes.
Then geo-enrichment joins the geocoded data point with authoritative attributes to present a more detailed understanding of it.
Risk assessments would also benefit from a more detailed specification in the epidemiological study of key attributes of baseline health data, including whether Death or admission was based on primary or secondary causes.
Some of the more recent studies have provided a more detailed description, such as Brent et al's Nipple Attribute Score and Duffy et al's Nipple Trauma Index [ 19, 20].
This study represents the first stage of that disentangling: a description of the system attributes that opens the door to more detailed mechanistic and causal studies.
This is attributed to higher spatial resolution and a more detailed presentation of pipeline networks within communities and oil/gas fields.
The attributes could also be used for a more detailed analysis of the closeness.
