Sentence examples for attributed as coining from inspiring English sources

He is attributed as coining the term in On the Origin of Species in 1859 in reference to sturgeons, platypuses and lungfish.

Thus, a redistribution of mesenteric blood occurred, or 'intramesenteric steal' as coined by the authors.

*A previous version of this story attributed the coining of the term "immigration delay disease" to Eli Sprecher.

An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that Van Morrison attributed coining of the phrase 'sit-down comedy' to Billy Connolly.

Brown-Vitter has other attributes as well.

Various functions were attributed to nuclear PTEN, coining the term "guardian of the genome" for it.

We attributed this as the size-effect.

It is unfortunate that these mistakenly attributed concepts serve as the primary legacy of Lamarck, who in actuality made several important contributions to biology (a term first used by Lamarck), including greatly advancing the classification of invertebrates (another term he coined) and, of course, developing the first (albeit ultimately incorrect) mechanistic theory of evolution.

They'd used goldfish snacks as coins.

As coin collecting grew in popularity, greater protections were placed on historical coins.

Today, the Philadelphia mint produces circulation and commemorative coins, as well as coin dies.