Sentence examples for ascribe us from inspiring English sources

This process was thought to ascribe US valence to the CS (McEchron and Disterhoft, 1999).

"But we are probably a much smaller factor than some people ascribe to us".

While critics may continue to try in vain to ascribe to us ulterior motives for our candid reports, we will continue to address our community's challenges and strengths directly and honestly.

This implies that we are "other" to our selves, that whatever we are or whatever others may ascribe to us, we are "in the manner of not being it," that is, in the manner of being able to assume a perspective in its regard.

According to Maimon, while the quid facti — the question of the fact of our use of a priori concepts in experience — is taken by Kant to be an unproblematic statement about the nature of human experience, the very assumption that we in fact do possess the type of experience Kant ascribes to us can be called into doubt.

For when it comes to characterizing the notion of perceptual experience in general, the disjunctive approach emphasizes the limits of our powers of discrimination, rather than appealing to a substantive condition that an event must meet to be an experience, and in addition ascribing to us cognitive powers to recognize the presence of this substantive condition.

We were young and we embraced the terror of the label that had been ascribed to us.

The same thought process that encourages us to conflate surveillance with security also encourages us to ascribe agency to machines that have none, a habit that Bruce Sterling decried at length in his original critique.

That imagery can prompt us to ascribe the suffering to some inscrutable savagery and throw up our hands in despair.

This allows us to ascribe any differences in the information transmission properties of the populations unambiguously to the different effects of the noise.

The characterization by TEM and in situ XPS techniques has allowed us to ascribe these differences to the initial state of metallic particles after reduction and their different evolution under reaction conditions.