Sentence examples for attributed to time from inspiring English sources

But even if we assume that Platonism is true, it's not clear just what topological properties should be attributed to time.

In contrast, the Wiener filter decreased the error attributed to time delay by ∼50% in the presence of noise (from 5.7% to 2.60 ± 1.26%) and by ∼75% in the absence of noise (5.3% to 1.3 ± 1%).

However, the effect size of the improvement was small, and the partial eta2 indicated that only 8%% of the score variation could be attributed to Time (interval between baseline and post-training evaluations).

Also, most of the explained variation of mass remaining in the study by Yatskov et al. (2003) could be attributed to time since death (50%%), log position (8 %) and tree species (6 %).

But for each of the features attributed to time in the standard topology, two interesting questions arise: (a) does time in fact have that feature? and (b) if time does have the feature in question, is this a necessary or a contingent fact about time?

Differences between what respondents thought should be taught and what was taught were often attributed to time constraints, however a few participants indicated a fear that any time spent discussing alternatives may impart undue credence to those topics as valid science.

Petkovaa and Zhang (2005) find that the return differential between value and glamour portfolios can be partially attributed to time-varying risk.

In biology, physics, engineering, and computer design, many models can be attributed to time-delay partial differential equations (PDEs) (see, e.g., [14 17]).

Less correlation is seen between air permeability and diffusion coefficient which is attributed to time-dependent declination of diffusion coefficient due to continued hydration in concrete over longer period.

Missing data are mostly attributed to time-consuming assessments (IQCODE-SF, Barthel Index and BMI), which may have a low priority on a busy ward.

This can be possibly attributed to time-dependent changes in the placebo effect previously shown to mostly affect the first assessments of cognitive functioning in AD trials.