Sentence examples for satisfying attributes from inspiring English sources

Tim Goodman from The Hollywood Reporter said Fukunaga develops "a beautiful, sprawling sense of place" in the premiere, and identified the ensemble and the writing, which he believed "undulates from effectively brash soliloquies to penetratingly nuanced moments carried by sparse prose", as two of its other most satisfying attributes.

Immortality is a satisfying attribute for a sports hero, but I found it a strangely puzzling one for a grandfather.

Each software architecture includes a set of design decisions for each of which there are various alternatives, satisfying the quality attributes differently.

In fact, in vehicular networks that have multiple service providers of the same service, it is very important to balance the load between the different service providers while satisfying requesters performance attributes in order to guarantee a good service quality.

The conformance of the quality attributes satisfying the target product profile expectation may then be defined in a design space relevant to critical (equipment) process parameters (CPPs) that become part of the equipment control strategy.

While tying the L.A.P.D. to the murders is emotionally satisfying, Poole's tale attributes superhuman powers of criminal genius to Suge Knight.

Some couples who have entered into satisfying arranged marriages do attribute the success of their unions to the involvement of their parents.

where a,b,c,d is the attribute weight satisfying a+b+c+d=1.

We have shown loss of less than 0.3 dB/km at 1310 nm, 0.18 dB/km at 1550 nm for step-index fibers which consist of conventional glass compositions such as SiO2, GeO2 SiO2, F SiO2 while satisfying all of ITU-G.652.D attributes.

An attribute reduction algorithm satisfying the monotonicity of the probabilistic positive region is developed.

Designing highly selective molecular recognition layers that can be immobilized on a sensor surface for small molecule detection is a challenging task due to the limited number of chemical interactions that can serve as the basis for synthesizing chemoselective layers while satisfying the highly desirable sensor attribute of room temperature reversibility.