Sentence examples for attributed to the time from inspiring English sources
This behavior is attributed to the time dependency of domain switching.
The difference is attributed to the time delay associated with heating each subsequent particle to the point of ignition as the reaction propagates.
In public, American diplomats have continued to play down the issue, saying friction over conduct of the investigation should be attributed to the time needed by Yemenis to become familiar with the F.B.I.'s intensive, high-technology approach, and to American expectations of rapid, unhindered progress toward a solution.
However, during the initial stages of specimen discharge using the contact probe, a potential arrest was observed for fully charged and partially discharged samples and it was attributed to the time needed for the thickness of a PbSO4 film formed during discharge and the corresponding resistance under the probe's tip to reach a critical value for the discharge to spread to the rest of the sample.
The temperature at 16 17.5 km shows a large difference, which seems to be attributed to the time and the spatial differences in the temperature field.
The disparity is attributed to the time difference between the host nation and the UK: two hours ahead of British Summer Time for Greece, and seven hours for China.
But that assertion was falsely attributed to The Times article by The Weekly Standard and other conservative media outlets.
The reluctance to depict explicit sexuality in mainstream films might be attributed to the times, but major directors quietly acknowledge their interest in making films about sex and its consequences.
In Bennet's view, editorials — the unsigned pieces attributed to the Times editorial board as a whole — offer an antidote to morally or factually ambiguous pieces published on the opposite page.
These changes are attributed to the time-dependent change in cardiac gene expression [ 23, 147].
This lack of compliance was attributed to the time-consuming nature of the recommended procedure.
