Sentence examples for each ascribed from inspiring English sources

The tunnel valleys have preferred orientations and can be divided into several generations, each ascribed individual ice advances or ice sheets occurring during multiple glaciations.

For Althusser, however, both readings were "empiricist" inasmuch as each ascribed to Marx a theory of knowledge in which the subject, by means of a process of observation and abstraction, comes to know what an object really and truly is, according to its essence.

This coding was then checked by LMO and where discrepancies were raised these were discussed and a consensus arrived at for each ascribed code.

To validate the assignment of BACs to the two subgenomes, PCR products derived from at least two BACs each ascribed to the A and C subgenomes, respectively were subjected to sequence analysis, if available.

In other words, for whomever each juror ascribed intent to impede the S.E.C., the worker must have also acted to impede as part of employment by the firm and done so for the purpose of benefiting Andersen.

Eddington was especially concerned with differences in the spacetime-geometry each theory ascribed to the world.

This is also the case for the Armenian sample from Megri, which is M. m. musculus for 2/3 of its nuclear genome [ 18] and was already shown to be under multiple genetic influences since it also contains for instance at the ABP locus three different alleles, each one ascribed to a given subspecies [ 31].

Being that members of each BXD line are genetically identical, any variation within each line is ascribed to environmental variance, whereas variance between strains is genetic.

In each case, developers ascribed their sudden inaction to increasingly dismal market conditions — sluggish sales and foot-dragging lenders.

Each arc was ascribed to a phenomenon related to the electrochemical reactions.

Early Sang-pu authors contend that some distinct words true synonyms generate the apparition of the same generic object, thus parting with the ultra-intensionality that reigns in Dharmakīrti's system, where each word is ascribed a unique way of excluding something from what it is not.