Sentence examples similar to ascribe a problem from inspiring English sources

What version of Windows are you using? it means your problem cannot be ascribed to a problem recently fixed.

The project of formal semantics for natural languages also has to address the problem of how to ascribe a correct semantics to statements about the future.

The problem with introducing all these "facts" is the predominant tendency to racialise – to ascribe a racial meaning to an event in the absence of any other information.

They ascribed this as a problem of cooperation and communication.

We ascribe this problem to inaccurate peak intensity determination: vendor software estimates peak intensities as signal-to-noise ratio or height above some baseline.

The usual scoring system of the CAST questionnaire employs a higher cut-off score than we used to ascribe problem use.

We were especially interested to learn which emotions PCOS patients ascribe to their problem once the diagnosis is made, and how they feel about the treatments proposed for their condition.

This paper examines the philosophical question of whether objects in Bongard problems can be ascribed an a priori, metaphysical, existence the ontological question of whether objects, and their boundaries, come pre-defined, independently of any understanding or context.

But she did not see this as a problem, ascribing it to the parents' explanation that the boys had eating disorders.

We ascribe such problems of circumstance to black people and Latinos as attributes of being black or Latino.

The electoral commission put the figure at a few tens of thousands, and ascribed the problem to incompetence.Mr Kibaki's victory, which was predicted by several opinion polls, was never really in doubt.