Among them, gait is one of the most practical trait for video-based surveillance and forensics because it can be obtained from a CCTV footage captured at a distance, as well as applicable to an uncooperative subject.
We still admire this practical, enterprising trait, which is why we admire, or used to, people like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
Traits: Practical, traditional, meticulous, realistic Book: Good ol' fashioned realism!
The use of CSSLs, single-segment substitution lines (SSSLs) or introgression lines (ILs) will be a practical solution for trait evaluation and detection of minor QTL.
Nevertheless, the evidence tends to be anecdotal, because practical necessity means such traits are typically rated in genetic trials subjectively, with the rating scales not being absolute.
As neighbourhood effects are expected to increase as the plantation matures, our findings highlight the potential of admixing tree species with limited dissimilarity in traits for practical use in forestry.
Its practical use for calving traits is discussed.
In practical genetic studies, some traits can be measured repeatedly over a period of time, and how to analyze these longitudinal data has received increasing attention [ 21– 23].
In most cases, further studies are required to distinguish between selection signatures that are due to breed-specific characteristics or traits of practical interest for agriculture.
The selection indexes for the purebred hens in single or group cages and the hens in the practical environment included 22 traits (Table 1).
