Sentence examples for regional attributes from inspiring English sources

The region is best known for its Sauvignon production, and unlike many other regions where it becomes a chameleon, here it retains its regional attributes says biologist Jean-Michel Durivault of CQFD Gustation, a Tours-based company of enologists and taste scientists.

Sensitivity to mesh resolution and bottom friction were evaluated for regional attributes and storm characteristics, confirming the results of previous studies.

As community governments begin to legislate state-of-the-art green standards, they must encourage appropriate artistic responses to such regional attributes as surrounding topography, indigenous vegetation, cultural history, and territorial idiosyncrasy.

For a detailed breakdown of more regional attributes from each source, please refer to appendix B. A time series of dam construction also shows the increased volume of dams included in the GDAT database as compared to the GRanD and AQUASTAT databases (figure 15).

Owing to the above notion, Demirbas [90] described that costs of biofuel production vary widely and depend on scale of production, conversion process and regional attributes regarding nature and supply of feedstock.

It highlighted core regional attributes: the traditional manufacturing base, which meant plenty of skilled hands accustomed to working in a regimented setting, and an abundance of people with high-level degrees, owing to the proximity to 23 colleges including engineering powerhouses such as Cornell, Rochester Institute of Technology and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

This diversity is a regional attribute, but can also be associated with political tensions.

Theoretically, there may exist a balance between (a) using larger samples to reduce the estimation variance [ 30, 31], but at a risk of negative impact due to some highly unreliable values among the sample, and (b) using reliable but small samples in the estimation of a regional attribute.

Terrain attribute distributions differ significantly among study sites, with regional terrain attributes (upslope contributing area, topographic wetness index) being more similar among fields than local terrain attributes (slope gradient, slope curvature).

This study aims to develop a practical drought frequency analysis method based on a bivariate distribution by incorporating regional drought attributes that are associated with drought frequency (e.g., duration and severity).

Regional leaders attribute their success to their presence at the grass roots.