Sentence examples for attributed text from inspiring English sources

From previous work (Holt, 2012), we know that students trained with a homework assignment better discriminate between properly quoted, paraphrased, and attributed text and plagiarized text compared with students who received no training.

Students who were trained with a homework assignment focused on plagiarism avoidance could better discriminate plagiarized text from properly quoted, paraphrased, and attributed text compared with untrained students or students trained by the online module.

Attribute Text corpus No. of sentences 290 No. of words 1375 No. of phones 8407 PB unit Biphone No. of unique PB units 916 Average no. of words/sentence 4.7 Average no. of phones/word 6.1 Table 6 Some attributes of the Icelandic acoustic training corpus.

The categorization of manuscripts with MeSH terms relies on k-nearest neighbor clustering to attribute text passages to MeSH categories similar to the ones delivered with Medline abstracts (Trieschnigg et al., 2009).

Another begins with an epigraph from Philip Roth — not attributed; the text, in its entirety, was plagiarized from a novel by Jean-Paul Enthoven (although Filipuzzi did change the heroine's name: Anna became Aurora).

John Adams, who helped edit the declaration, attributed the text to God as well as to Thomas Jefferson and expressed his wish that future Americans would celebrate the great day "by solemn acts of devotion" (along with bonfires, gunfire, the clanging of bells and other raffish pursuits of happiness).

Not that one necessarily need worry: To date, Foster boasts, he has never incorrectly attributed a text.

Before this testimonium appeared, another papyrus containing 21 hexameters related to the Actaeon myth was published by Edgar Lobel, who tentatively attributed the text to the Catalogue.

Attribute text which matches the query are highlighted in the table.

The original did not attribute the text to the paper The logframe and the beautiful game: Project logic v football logic.

There are Arabic manuscripts that attribute a text that is quite similar to the Doctrines of the Philosophers to al-Ghazâlî without mentioning that the teachings therein are an uncommitted report.