Players often ascribe character and personality to non-player characters (and sometimes even objects) that are not actually in the game because of their interpretations of imperfect information.
Rather, it ascribes characters to linguistic expressions, and contents to expressions with respect to contexts.
Kaplan's theory does not ascribe characters or contents to utterances.
The surface wettability could be mainly ascribed to character of material and surface microstructure.
Hai runs right?" Fig. 8 Ascribing character.
It ascribes a character and manner with which the action was carried out, and in doing so, affords a more holistic approach to the visible properties of interaction than when the body is reduced to a posture, a gaze or a movement of the arm (Goodwin 2000, 2007, 2009) or the duration and coordination of intracorporeal actions (cut, lift, grasp and so forth) (Bezemer et al. 2014).
And though she shares the same name with the creator of the comic, it's unclear whether the reader should ascribe this character as a one-for-one stand-in.
In the broadest sense, a Daoist attitude toward life can be seen in the accepting and yielding, the joyful and carefree sides of the Chinese character, an attitude that offsets and complements the moral and duty-conscious, austere and purposeful character ascribed to Confucianism.
He perhaps felt the same emotions that the soprano Anna Netrebko, who will sing Antonia, ascribed to the character.
It is now also believed that he suffered from manic depression, to which many have ascribed the distinctive character of the madrigals, with their lurching harmonies that seem to strain at the bounds of tonality.
By at least 1620, however, Hals had begun to introduce into his paintings the jovial spirit that characterized his early works and that portrays with accuracy and enthusiasm one important aspect traditionally ascribed to Dutch character.
