Sentence examples for capable of attributing from inspiring English sources
Melanopsin in isolation is capable of attributing emotional salience to light sufficient to produce an aversive behavioural response that potentiates over time.
There is now a great deal of interest in studying multimodal communication, particularly in using experimental approaches capable of attributing cause and effect, and in grappling directly with evolutionary consequences of utilizing multiple signal channels.
A comparison was also made to a more traditional statistical testing method, the F-test, and Bayesian analysis was found to perform more conclusively and to be capable of attributing significance to more subtle differences in growth rate.
It is also capable of predicting quality attributes for each log such as branch size and wood properties.
Kira and Rendell (1992) developed an algorithm called Relief that is capable of detecting complex attribute dependencies even in the absence of marginal effects.
He said: "The words complained of are not capable of bearing the meaning attributed to them by the claimant in her particulars of claim or any other defamatory meaning of which she might complain".
Nonetheless, by this means it is capable of modeling many effects attributed to inferential processing.
Therefore, a similar check as explained above could be made to determine whether existing towers are capable of withstanding the loads attributed to the new electricity generating SWT.
The paper demonstrates that the validity for tests of dispositional traits is questionable given conceptual problems with traits existing as within-person attributes capable of causing changes in test scores.
Mr. Farrell wants to shake up the testosterone quotient by casting a woman as the banished Duke of Aumerle, but Ellen Zachos struggles more than anyone -- she's not quite capable of the "daring tongue" Shakespeare attributes to this lord.
This indicates that resonant microcantilever is capable of quantification of cleft peptides attributed to protease, and consequently, proteolysis efficiency.
