Two near-contemporary copies, usually attributed to the Ghent Master of 1499 and Jan Gossaert, were completed while the original was in the collection of Margaret of Austria, great-granddaughter of Philip the Good.
As of Monday morning, I Knew You Were Trouble had been live on Spotify for three days, with, according to the company's public play count, 39,681,189 plays, showing that the system correctly linked the song to the previous copy correctly attributed to Taylor Swift.
Next, we calculated, what percentage of the total DNA tag copies can be attributed to a specific DNA tag in the sample in the same PCR reaction mix.
Long operons of identical or nearly identical units of rRNA genes are very common in eukaryotic genomes, and the high level of similarity among the copies has been attributed to gene conversion and other mechanisms that result in concerted evolution [ 63].
In 1996 Christie's sold a watercolor copy that it attributed to the "School of Saint-Mémin" for $19,550.
It includes the first four folio editions of the plays, printed copies of works wrongly attributed to Shakespeare, exquisitely detailed account books of London theaters.
Most non-LTR families usually consist of a large majority of 5' truncated copies, which has been attributed to incomplete reverse transcription, template switching, or other mechanisms [ 32- 35].
The line "good artists copy; great artists steal," attributed to Pablo Picasso and appropriated by Steve Jobs in a 1995 interview, is in some ways at the core of much of the aesthetic endeavors that engage modern technology.
The name is attributed to copy writer Terry Hill, whose first choice "The Dream Team" was rejected.
One example, an explicit copy, is a pelike attributed to the Wedding Painter of a youth "parking up" a horse exactly in the manner of the figure W25 on the frieze.
