He had imputed data — that is, he had derived predicted values for measurements using a complicated statistical model.
On the ground, unmoving, it no longer had that kind of wild dignity and power that he had imputed to it only a few minutes before.
Working with time series that has imputed data, alter these characteristics and thus hamper the results.
The specific length of a beard, the way it is trimmed, whether or not it is dyed: these distinctions make a deliberate statement about the wearer's religious affiliations and the degree of his piety — or the degree of piety that he wishes to have imputed to him.
Tabari quotes him thus: "I have fabricated things against God and have imputed to Him words which He has not spoken".
Similarly, Lord Wilson would have imputed the same outcome, but he rather takes apart the crucial paragraph from Lady Hale's judgment in Stack and demonstrates how her third sentence (about doing away with fairness) was manifestly incorrect.
Or if Mount Holyoke's 1901 valedictorian had imputed Special Relativity in 1905 instead of Einstein, when would anyone have taken notice?
Previously, the C.B.O. had imputed to Medicaid recipients only the so-called fungible value of that coverage, as it has for years been calculated by the Census Bureau.
(Despite what some in Brazil have imputed to this magazine, based on the timing of Jon Lee Anderson's piece on the gangs in Rio's favelas, The New Yorker was not and never has been part of any nefarious conspiracy to undermine the Rio bid).
Although such lawyers have tended to espouse civil libertarian views, some conservative critics have imputed to them a lack of patriotism and sympathy for the cause of Islamist terrorism.
I mean, I would not have imputed that degree of pettiness and hypersensitivity.
