Sentence examples for ascribed properties from inspiring English sources

Each humor was in turn ascribed properties drawn from the four elements.

Their model involved three flavors of quarks, up, down, and strange, to which they ascribed properties such as spin and electric charge.

Apart from its trypsin inhibiting function, TATI has also been ascribed properties promoting a more malignant phenotype in CRC [ 4] and in prostate cancer cells [ 28].

But under the right conditions, agents can indirectly ascribe properties to objects other than themselves by self-ascribing properties that (roughly speaking) uniquely describe those other objects.

Agents self-ascribe properties, so the things they believe are properties.

Reason then becomes a thing to which we can ascribe properties.

Agents cannot directly ascribe properties to individuals other than themselves, for all ascription of properties is self-ascription.

Suppose moral judgments did not ascribe properties and express moral beliefs about what things have those properties.

In the Categories, Aristotle was concerned with subjects of predication: what are the things we talk about, and ascribe properties to?

It was Bohr's (1934) view that one can meaningfully ascribe properties such as position or momentum to a quantum system only in the context of some well-defined experimental arrangement suitable for measuring the corresponding property.

(It may be possible to get the same results without denying that propositions are the bearers of modal properties by offering a nonstandard semantics of modal adverbs like 'necessarily' and 'contingently' according to which they ascribe properties — the property of being true in every/some world, say — to propositions but are sensitive to more than just the proposition they operate on.