Sentence examples similar to an explicit attribution from inspiring English sources

"Fire and Fury" was like a Bob Woodward book, he insisted: a revelatory, scoopy backstage account of the White House with no sourcing or footnotes or explicit attribution.

Many of Abelard's logical concepts were tacitly absorbed by later authors, though not by means of direct influence, and often with no explicit attribution to Abelard (Martin 2004).

Increased transparency on the spatial location, timing and type of harvesting occurring across the US would allow more explicit attribution of forest C fluxes to specific forest management activities.

Moreover, post-session interviews revealed that no subjects from the patient and the control groups identified their own voices in the SGV condition, avoiding the possibility of explicit attribution judgments during the task.

The explicit attribution of health and independence to definitions of active ageing introduces a component that is also encountered in many definitions of 'successful ageing'.

(See Rawls (1971, 12) and Gauthier (1986, 234) for explicit attributions of full rationality to their agents).

At this level, explicit attributions of agency to oneself or another are made.

She had an explicit preference.

So it's not an explicit penalty.

It's not an explicit prior regularization.

Now this is an explicit prediction.