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In the course of centuries these penal statutes accumulated to an enormous extent , some confirming , some modifying , some abrogating others which had been already made . For example , if two architectures happen to use the same name for some attribute , the attribute renaming mechanism can be used to map one or both attributes to different names on the elements that use them . " Psychometricians on the other hand assert that their assumptions about a true score or universe score imply that such a score refers to some attribute , some measurable property , of a person . A complete delineation of all the attributes , costs and performance factors of renewable technologies is beyond the scope of this paper . " For example , a researcher might suspect a correlation between the shape of a structure in the brain and some attribute , such as right-handedness or the presence of a disease . MathML renderers should ensure that , except for the effects of the attributes , relative spacing between the contents of <mpadded> and surrounding MathML elements is not modified by replacing an <mpadded> element with an <mrow> element with the same content . Nor is its corollary that the cause ( Causer ) of the universe operates in a dimension of time or its equivalent ( that is , maintains some attribute , capacity , super-dimensionality , or supra-dimensionality that permits the equivalent of cause and effect operations ) completely independently of ours . The monitoring technologies used in this project have been developed over many years for use in a wide variety of soil types , including those modified , but not totally formed , by human activity . Embedded Quality is designed to identify gaps in quality case work , as defined by the attributes , at the earliest point in activity . And since by each of these propositions some attribute , more or less precisely conceived , is of course predicated , the ideas of these various attributes thus become associated with the name , and in a sort of uncertain way it comes to connote them ; there is a hesitation to apply the name in any new case in which any of the attributes familiarly predicated of the class do not exist . His legal knowledge was probably the same in kind as that attributed , as we shall read hereafter , to the English bishop JEthelric and the monks of Abingdon , a knowledge of the law to be evoked by concrete cases , not a body of doctrine to be taught or written in a book . To be most effective , they should : seek to ' add value ' to mainstream provision for their targeted client groups by engaging them in a structured programme of support and assistance which can address effectively the specific problems and barriers which they face , whether these be related to personal or family circumstances or to skills and capabilities ; engage with local employers to address the factors which operate in the recruitment of people who may have been unemployed for a long period and who need to acquire the attributes , capabilities and skills specifically required by employers .