Sentence examples for most useful attributes from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, one of the most useful attributes of Second Life is its ability to promote networking.

For example, Nguyen et al. [89] analyses the frequency usage of attributes in the final dispatching rules evolved by GP to show what are the most useful attributes.

Besides identifying optimized source receiver patterns, OED can be employed for extracting the most useful attributes from a seismic data set, which can reduce the computational costs.

For example, phylogenetic profiles, one of the most useful attributes, are based on an unsupervised learning approach, where no prior information is given to the learner regarding the output or class label.

A facility for smart, challenging roles on the stage -- in "Homebody" she is a hyperarticulate woman in love with archaic words; in "Air Pump" she was a geneticist is not necessarily the most useful attribute in the pursuit of mainstream fame and fortune.

But perhaps the most useful attribute of neural nets is their scalability; a network with a sufficient number of weights and biases is capable of approximating a bounded, continuous function to an arbitrary level of precision over a finite domain [30].

So I hope the title doesn't offend anyone -- maybe the most useful attribute you can have regarding cancer is a sense of humor.

To select the most useful features, attribute selection algorithms, such as information gain and entropy, were employed.

Modern subaerial sand beds deposited by major tsunamis and hurricanes were compared at trench, transect, and sub-regional spatial scales to evaluate which attributes are most useful for distinguishing the two types of deposits.

We are thereby able to identify the specific biological attributes which are most useful for separating target genes from non-targets.

But many of the attributes that have been most useful to consiglieri can't be chosen and developed in this way.