Sentence examples for public attributes from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, a hash value Hash (Name, Attr, V ec(T ||V ec(C)) is generated, where Name is the user's name, Attr are public attributes of the user and Hash is a hash function.

For each bottle, the variations of WTP coming from the messages about private and public attributes are also stable over the order of mechanisms and the period of experiments.

He made his displeasure public, attributing the series' rocky start to poor promotion by Fox.

It was not the first time China had restricted fasting in Xinjiang, but it followed a slew of attacks on the public attributed to Uighur extremists, prompting concerns the ban would increase tensions.

Another 22% of the public attributed human evolution to guidance by a "supreme being" and 31% asserted that humans have existed in their present form "since the beginning of time".

In my own view, by not mandating public attributed review, publishers are weakening the power of OPR.

Although a minority in both groups believed that withdrawing ventilator treatment might be regarded as a form of euthanasia, significantly more of the general public attributed priority to this argument (P << 0.001).

Jack O'Connell, the state's Democratic superintendent of public instruction, attributes this to the reduction in class sizes and tougher standards.

Following from previous where the relationships between presence of wind turbines and socioeconomic characteristics and public school attributes were analyzed at the county level in Texas, relevant variables were collected and analyzed for this research [15, 16].

The current DICOM standard (v2009) contains more than 2800 public DICOM attributes.

Essentials of global health today are its integration of core public health attributes (data and surveillance-based approaches, emphasis on populations, goals of social justice and equity, and prioritization of prevention), expansion into new areas such as treatment and health systems, and focus on emerging challenges beyond traditional priorities.