Sentence examples for give attribution from inspiring English sources

When someone takes a number of passages, virtually verbatim, from someone else's work (especially a work that is obscure or difficult to trace), fails to give attribution and represents them as original thoughts, that's plagiarism by even the most liberal definition.

11 44am EST - UPDATE: Mr. Coelho updated his Facebook and Twitter pages to give attribution to HOLSTEE.

A friend of mine--I'd better give attribution here; his name is Pete Tannen--who periodically writes humorous columns which he sends via the Web to his list of subscribers--is having a contest.

Open licensing requires downstream users to give attribution to the original creator.

Computational reuse, integration, and distillation should give attribution to the original authors.

Always give attribution and proper citation when you use a poet's work.

These recommendations also touch on "rapid attribution and operationalization," and caution that compressing analytic timeframes should be acknowledged to also reduce levels of confidence in a given attribution.

Other recommendations include how to minimize selection bias and, as noted above, the articulation of transparent community standards by which a given attribution can be measured.

Harvard requests that the Harvard Library and OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. ("OCLC") and the Library of Congress be given attribution as a source of the Metadata, to the extent it is technologically feasible to do so.

This attribution is currently only shown if you hit the 'more' button on the video's description, but YouTube says it will consider giving attribution links more placement if few people click them.

Facebook Messenger Platform gives attribution to the apps that integrate with it, meaning that all Giphy GIFs in Facebook Messenger will have a little Giphy logo on the bottom.