Method of measuring quality that consists of noting the presence (or absence) of some characteristic (attribute) in each of the units under consideration and counting how many units do (or do not) pos [..]

"qualities belonging to someone or something," c. 1600; see attribute (n.).

(attribute) property: a construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished; "self-confidence is not an endearing property" impute: attribute or credit to; &amp [..]

XML elements can have attributes that further describe them, such as the following:

These are particular characteristics associated to a file or directory.

Files may have attributes of Read Only, Hidden, System, or Archive. It’s a bad idea to allow any files to be hidden. See read only for dealing with unchangeable documents.

Language constructs that are used by programmers to add additional information (i.e., metadata) to code elements (e.g., assemblies, modules, members, types, return values, and parameters) to extend th [..]

Clinical characteristics of Disease or illness.

Qualitative and dispositional characteristics (such as credentials, knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, etc.)

May refer to character attributes or task attributes. The four attributes are Strength, Intelligence, Constitution, and Perception. Class choice affects character attributes.

Six descriptors that collectively serve as the criteria for High Impact Practitioners:

Icons featured on a details page for geocaches that describe specific characteristics of a geocache. There are several classes of attributes, such as whether or not you need special equipment, possibl [..]

Listing attributes of concepts.

Attributes are the categories of information associated with any NDS object. Attributes are also called properties.

Any living or nonliving feature or process of the environment that can be measured or estimated and that provide insights into the state of the ecosystem. The term Indicator is reserved for a subset o [..]