physical attribute

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Spatialisation models should take into account a couple of important physical attributes of a sounding object, namely its size and its radiation properties.
Each sport emphasizes different physical attributes, but all place a high premium on physical and temperamental soundness.
The physical attributes of goods or services with the potential for collective consumption may involve indivisibility or nonconvexity in production.
Then we are left with various other physical attributes, the most useful of which is perhaps the room plan.
The relationship between physical attributes and quality is interesting because of the potential for quality improvement during seed production and processing.
Scientists thus observed the physical attributes and behaviors of individuals and then attempted to classify each within the larger species of humans and their behaviors.
His book riddle focuses on the book as an object, endowing it with physical attributes.
Combining the physical attributes and the dates of known expeditions to the archipelago, a date for the sledge of between 1871 and 1908 seems likely.
This passage asserts that physical attributes are infinitely divisible and that natural bodies, like the mathematical, are infinitely divisible.
The introduction of physical attributes of the enclosure can add other cues for having a correct spatial impression of the source.
However, attention must be paid to stability issues and to the correct reproduction of important physical attributes.
In particular, physical attributes (obesity and short stature), which are strong predictors of marriage rates, reveal little association with separation and divorce.
It is not simply the physical attributes of a house that can do harm.
Primary stability is often a big concern to a beginner, while secondary stability matters both to beginners and experienced travelers, as it is a physicalattribute of their boat.
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