Sentence examples for sensible attributes from inspiring English sources

Thus, familiar accounts of colors and other sensible attributes or secondary qualities might apply to the audible qualities.

In other words, instead of Africa once being home to multiple human species such as Homo erectus, Homo habilis, Homo ergaster andHomo rudolfensis, "we think it is sensible to attribute all specimens to Homo erectus," Zollikofer told LiveScience.

Recently, however, it has been proposed that sounds are individuals to which sensible features are attributed.

In the same way, we impose names on things we cannot sense via the properties of sensible things, thereby attributing "active modes of signifying to their names" (DMS 2.5; Bursill-Hall: 4).

Indeed hardness and feasibility arguably represent the two chief attributes underpinning a sensible choice of a scientific problem to take on 1.

Mauricio Pochettino cannot be expected to plan his tactics round a player whom he selects so infrequently but neither does it seem sensible not to utilise his best attributes.

The second group entails the multi-class structured data sets covering the sensible values of characteristics related to attributes, I.R. and examples.

Human evaluators were used in a modified Quantitative Descriptive Analysis (QDA) approach in order to identify four specific tactile attributes of fabric materials—sensible texture, abrasiveness, slipperiness, and fuzziness.

Malebranche had been reluctant previously to say that ideas are 'sensible' lest he attribute colors and other sensible qualities to God.

The Directory guides the user by proposing relationships or attributes that are desirable or sensible for the type of entity described.

This can be attributed to tough penalties, a sensible limit, awareness campaigns and strong enforcement activities.