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Russell's abandonment of idealism is customarily attributed to the influence of his friend and fellow Apostle G.E. Moore.
Two new books (and a related exhibition, at London's Victoria and Albert Museum next month) revisit the era and claim for it an extensive range of accomplishments, some — like futuristic minidresses by Pierre Cardin and André Courrèges, Buckminster Fuller domes, Olivetti typewriters — already familiar if not customarily attributed to the standoff between Moscow and Washington.
This would be Bayes's theorem — customarily attributed to Thomas Bayes — which deals with determining the probability with which probability ratios can be inferred from observed outcomes, and which provides (a still controversial) foundation for statistical inference.
(Also attributed to Ann Landers).
Later its variability was attributed to vegetation.
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—attributed to Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator.
No works attributed to him survive.
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Often attributed to Benjamin Franklin.
No deaths are attributed to Fay.
