Sentence examples for is used to attribute from inspiring English sources

Martin Kemp, emeritus professor of art history at Oxford University and a Leonardo expert, said many rely on "dubious data" and that a "chaotic" approach is used to attribute paintings.

During the model generation phase, topological information on the spatial distribution of samples is used to attribute varying importance to each sample and therefore take into account meticulous diagnosis of certain areas.

For instance, the time elapsing between first examination and discharge is used to attribute the share of overhead ED costs to each patient.

This can be used to attribute identity to a specific AP from that collection location.

The timberlands map was used to attribute net carbon gains occurring within vs. outside timberland areas.

Results indicate that GLAS data can be used to attribute digital land cover maps to estimate forest resources over subcontinental areas encompassing hundreds of thousands of square kilometers.

In other words, Bohr denied that classical concepts could be used to attribute properties to a physical world in-itself behind the phenomena, i.e. properties different from those being observed.

Depth profiles of fallout 137Cs were used to assess short-term sedimentation, and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating was used to attribute sediment deposits to time periods between the early last millennium BC and the 18th century AD.

In the first stage, a technical efficiency score was calculated, whereas in the second stage a stochastic frontier analysis was used to attribute variation in efficiency scores of three sources: temporal, ownership and noise component.

The results question previous attributions based on art-historical evidence, and indicate those characteristics in design and decoration which may be used to attribute unsampled wares to specific production centres.

Geosciences Laser Altimeter System (GLAS) space LiDAR data are used to attribute a MODerate resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MODIS) 500 m land cover classification of a 10° latitude by 12° longitude study area in south-central Siberia.