Sentence examples for files attributed from inspiring English sources

Glitchy, low-quality files had abounded on Napster – files misnamed or mistagged, files attributed to the wrong artist, files with glaring audio flaws.

Manning has made him one of just a handful of Americans charged under the World War I-era Espionage Act, and this week the court had to declassify a CD-ROM belonging to Osama bin Laden, presumably to prove that the al-Qaeda leader accessed the WikiLeaks files attributed to Manning thus justifying another charge he faces: aiding the enemy.

Like Riverside County court records, the police department's files attribute the arrest to Travis Alexander, said the deputy.

Selecting "Other" from the pop-up menu brings up dozens of other file attributes to include, like embedded location information in a photo or the track number on a music file.

The filing attributes these declines to an increase in ad inventory, which has been partially offset by growing demand.

All file attributes as well as history and provenance information are stored in log files that can also be used to back trace local files and determine which files require resynchronization.

They are family alignment files, family tree files, diagnostic characters files and character attribute files.

The strongest statements in the assessment, which was a pattern in many of the files, were attributed to other detainees.

Much of the concern the FBI showed in the unredacted portions of the files was attributed to Khan's writings about jihad and his support for al Qaeda.

In the court filing, United attributed the move in part to the rise in jet fuel prices, saying it would spend $1 billion more than it expected for fuel in 2004 and $7 billion more than it planned through 2010.

Similarly, changes in socioeconomic characteristics for approximately 32%% (range 5 to 83 %) of all census areas in the 5-year file were attributed to real changes in area conditions when there was a 4-year lag between survey years compared to an average of 21%% of all counties (range 5 to 93 %) when survey cycles were used consecutively.