set of properties

They decided to stop looking and then start again in six months, when a different set of properties would be on the market.

The fact that its a large set of properties doesn't mean it is a corporation.

First, a specific bean has a set of properties that change over time.

A natural question is what happens in the situation when one wants to preserve more general sets of properties.

Each network variable binding also has a certain set of properties.

So there's a very different set of properties between near field and far field.

But he emerged with a greatly diminished set of properties.

In most cases, each soil material has a consistent set of properties and qualities.

The set of properties and parameters are often called a session profile.

And then these metastable materials are the ones, which will have a really good set of properties.

What is the obligation beyond our set of properties?

Each mapper has a set of properties which are flags.

Each type of component has its own set of properties.

House: Can be played on any full set of properties except railroads and utilities.

Without the full set of properties, Gil withdraws his offer.

Every character in Unicode is defined by a large and growing set of properties.

Each of these materials has their own set of properties and characteristics.

Creates a factory with a given set of properties.

More specifically, a set of properties considered desirable for dynamic risk measures is proposed.

Sorbents displaying a diverse set of properties have been reported.

For a full set of properties of the Gergonne point see.

Ms. Boyd says that the real world has a set of properties, which she calls architectures.

Most of the models constructed so far obey this larger set of properties.

An observation is defined in terms of the set of properties that support these applications.

O&M defines a core set of properties for an observation: