Sentence examples for form of attribution from inspiring English sources

In due course, these companies will be determining how to build ad models around this form of attribution.

Trump ― a presidential candidate who frequently uses the line "many people are saying" as a form of attribution ― quoted a seemingly random Twitter user with a few dozen followers and a bio that states: "Hates extremist Muslims who wants to employ SHARIA LAW in USA!" The tweet, which also lacks any form of sourcing, boldly asserts that many Syrian refugees are "poorly vetted" young men.

For Leibowitz, the only alternative to this view is a form of pantheism the attribution of divinity in some sense to natural objects an idea that he admits finds "echoes … in Jewish mysticism," which to that extent is therefore "incompatible with halakhic Judaism" (Judaism, 26).

(He also prefers a simple "says" or "said" to fancier forms of dialogue attribution).

If the author specifies a pseudonym or some other form of identification when asserting the right of attribution, that form of identification should be adopted.

And the only evidence we have for such far-reaching forms of identity attributions is someone's communicative behaviour in which we detected implicit, indexical signals that in our world mark "arrogance", "humour" and so on.

If nothing else, this particular instance helped propel an obscure Japanese group into relative prominence, and Kagemu themselves, despite seeking justice in the form of proper acknowledgement and attribution, concede that the whole thing is pretty incredible.

However, small bias exists and the application of PD method is limited within the derivation of partial differential form of the equation, which impede the attribution analysis in hydrology.

Like HMQ in Alan Bennett's A Question of Attribution, she has the capacity to see through all forms of pretence.

The most natural, although not the only, way to deny propositionalism is to embrace some form of sententialism, according to which belief attributions relate a person to some kind of linguistic entity.

The derived partial differential (PD) form of the PenPan equation is a prevailing attribution approach worldwide.