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First-touch attribution

Then, every instance of Block A will inherit the dont touch attribute. In this example, instance u1 inherits the donMouch attribute. Both the report reference or the report cell commands will show this attribute. If the donMouch attribute is placed on the reference, one will have to first remove this attribute from the reference. In other words, it is not possible to remove the donMouch attribute from an instance whose reference has the donMouch attribute. The donMouch attribute can be removed using the remove attribute command. [Pg.110]

Tracking first touch, last touch, and multi-touch attribution... [Pg.329]

Single-attribution measurements help you give credit for a deal to marketing programs that originally created or that closed the deal, known as first-touch (FT) and last-touch (LT) attribution. Because many of your lead-generation programs are TOFU (top-of-funnel), you will have a lot of FT attribution in your measurements. [Pg.334]

The properties included under the heading texture are found mainly in macromolecular food components, especially proteins and polysaccharides, as well as products of their interactions and associations with other food ingredients, first and foremost with water. Texture impHes those characteristics of foods that cause tactile or haptic sensations registered by receptors in the oral cavity. Touch by hands is very important. Auditorial perceptions such as crispness are related to a range of textural characteristics. Geometric attributes of texture that simultaneously cause visual and haptic sensations, often referred to as shape and appearance (such as particle size or size of the whole food), are closely related to food colour. The term consistency describes the texture aspects related to physical (mechanical) properties of food, which are also called rheological properties (see Section 7.8.4.1). [Pg.512]


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