Sentence examples for is traditionally attributed from inspiring English sources
The design is traditionally attributed to the architect John Thorpe, although no records remain to confirm the attribution.
The Imitation is traditionally attributed to Thomas à Kempis.
As described in the Octoechos ("The Book of Eight Tones"), there are eight tones whose composition is traditionally attributed to St. John of Damascus (8th century).
Dissociation is traditionally attributed to trauma and other psychological stress that are linked to dissociated traumatic memories.
DNA is obviously one of the key targets for UV-induced damage in a variety of organisms which is traditionally attributed to the direct absorption of UV photons by nucleic acids and protein [1, 4].
The problem is that one of the fields is mainly of interest in process engineering, whereas the other field is traditionally attributed to electrochemistry, although it is a purely physical domain.
The Tuscan Gothic design of the Palazzo Vecchio has been traditionally attributed to Arnolfo di Cambio.
He added that Bach's repeated absences – 258 days in his first three years – are traditionally attributed to his mother's illness and his work in the family music business.
However, since so many young artists wished to be trained in Rembrandt's workshop, this training practice in which his pupils produced marketable paintings and etchings in Rembrandt's style subsequently caused much confusion (still unresolved) over the authenticity of many of the works that were traditionally attributed to Rembrandt.
Border-zone infarcts were traditionally attributed to reduced blood flow caused by severe stenosis or occlusion of proximal cranio-cervical arteries and/or hypo-perfusion under the circumstance of severe systemic hypotension.
More controversially, one now finds it argued that the traditional picture is simply wrong at a more general level, and that Hegel, even in his systematic thought, was not committed to the bizarre, teleological spirit monism that has been traditionally attributed to him because he was free of the type of traditional metaphysical commitments that had been criticized by Kant.
