Sentence examples for attribute the origin from inspiring English sources

Corroborated by theory, we attribute the origin of the ultrahigh conductance to the disorder-tolerant Fermi arcs.

The results attribute the origin of the shift towards higher temperatures as an effect of the interphase, while the subsequent shift to lower temperatures as an apparent relaxation time shift that arises solely due to the addition of stiff elastic particles.

Taking into account the results shown in Fig. 3, we attribute the origin to be the stronger W C bonding than the W H boning.

We thus attribute the origin of the bandgap to the hybridization and avoided crossing of the zone-folded RW and pseudo-Sezawa waves.

And the line of reasoning is not attractive to creationists alone; as Rice et al. (2010) suggest, even people of faith who find natural explanations for the diversification of life acceptable may still want to attribute the origin of life to God's direct action.

I found his comments surprising, perhaps because I have never heard an artist openly attribute the origins of his or her style to an urge to "stand out," to gain "attention," to do what no one else is doing.

Local legends attribute the origins of some Hindu temples in the eastern province to the presence of Vedar.

Other legends, though, attribute the origins of the holiday to a mythical funeral rite Lugh held in honor of his mother, Tailtiu.

So now you see why New Yorkers attribute the origins of pizza to their city, it was de facto the origin of the first American pizza, we'll give them that!

It is thus possible to attribute the origins of the establishment of territorial bishoprics in Ireland on the Roman model, one of the most important results of 11th-century Irish Church Reform, to Sigtrygg.

Unfortunately, by attributing the origin of the doctrine to James Bradley Thayer, Posner misunderstands the concept.