Sentence examples for pertinent attributes from inspiring English sources
Next, we expose feature selection techniques allowing to select the most pertinent attributes among these descriptors.
(iii) To prioritize attributes, so that more focus can be given to pertinent attributes.
Based on psychological aspects, the method uses computers to analyse and measure the pertinent attributes.
The Forbes '08 Tracker presents a selection of the 20 most pertinent attributes to the political candidates, as identified by a separate survey of 2,000 respondents.
Personal safety (SCR2), Equipment safety (SCR3), Environment (SCR1), Production loss (SCR7), Spare part inventory (SCR8) and fault identification (SCR9) have been found out pertinent attributes.
For a software tool to assist in making such a selection, a systematic study is first required to compare pertinent attributes among the different RP&M processes.
This equation requires data for three pertinent meteorological attributes, solar radiation Rs, air temperature T, and relative humidity RH.
However, traditional approaches for modelling geological domains and geostatistical estimation provide smoothed representations of the pertinent deposit attributes, ignore spatial variability and, thereby, can mislead downstream decisions.
Thus, it seems pertinent to attribute the different responses to the same compound to all these inherent dissimilarities between the cells and healing processes in injuries in different anatomical sites.
Particularly, it provides a critical review of current research updates related to the pollutants interaction with surface functional groups of biochars and the effect of the parameters variability on biochar attributes pertinent to specific pollutants removal, involved mechanisms, and competence for these removals.
Our studies so far provide a valuable set of S. stipitis isolates related by evolution under different selection pressures and an associated catalog of their kinetic attributes pertinent to hydrolyzate fermentation to ethanol biofuel.
