Sentence examples for attribution it from inspiring English sources

Since Ms. Dowd lifted someone else's words without attribution, it seems odd that The Times is simply taking her word for how this incident occurred.

Even the Brooklyn Museum's showcase feminist work, "The Dinner Party" (1974-79), has a complicated attribution: it was made collaboratively, although the museum stresses that Judy Chicago "began it alone".

As he told me in an interview afterwards, Trinity journalists have made overtures to local bloggers to build relationships he admits reporters have been guilty of using bloggers' stories without attribution (it happens in reverse too, of course)—and he's thinking of ways to make relationships more concrete.

The assemblage having historically complicated attribution, it is now possible to contextualize the features and manufacture of these two associated fragments.

For example, if someone thinks a part of an article is biased or needs attribution, it would send different notifications to the journalists.

By comparing the PCA results to those from a simple item to source attribution, it is shown that regardless their source litter items arrive at beaches from various pathways.

One presentation notes that among uses of Tor for "general privacy" and "non-attribution", it can be used for "circumvention of nation state internet policies" – and is used by "dissidents" in "Iran, China, etc".

The painting is characterized by a stirring history of attributions; it has been alternately linked to the seventeenth-century Antwerp masters Adam van Noort, Peter Paul Rubens, Gaspar de Crayer and Anthony van Dyck [8].

Peacocke notes that while these accounts postulate "a genuine explanation [of one's self-ascription] at the sub-personal level", this explanation does not explain why we have any reason to endorse the self-attributions it generates (Peacocke 1999: 224).

By a process known as self-attribution, it has been shown in numerous studies that individuals with knowledge of astrology tend to describe their personalities in terms of traits compatible with their astrological signs.

If this was the case, and selectivity of action is a cue to goal-attribution, it may be that it is this cue, rather than the efficiency of action, that led infants to attribute a goal to the agent.