Attacks can be routed through various I.P. addresses to mask their true origin, making attribution "nearly impossible," Mr. Blasco said.
One factor relates to physical characteristics (frequency, duration, location, and loudness), the second factor relates to emotional characteristics (amount and degree of negative content and of distress), and the third factor is a cognitive interpretation factor (disruption, belief about origin, and attribution of control).
In religion, authenticity does not need to carry the meaning it has in art or archaeology or computer science, where it has to do with correct attribution of origin.
That licensing has now been dropped: all that is required with the new maps is an attribution of their origin.
In the context of eukaryote gene origins, most readers will associate "α-proteobacterial" with "mitochondrial," and attribution of a gene origin to a cellular partner is uncontroversial; the existence of a donor cell is inferred from an observation in a phylogenetic tree.
They then use the attributions of physiological origin of the frequency intervals obtained earlier by wavelet transform (17, 18), thereby opening up a whole new page in our understanding of the processes associated with oxygen transport.
Regarding causal attribution as a potential origin of stigmatizing attitudes towards obesity, this review shows that causes that are within the individual's control are named most frequent in population surveys and yield high agreement rates.
Reading "origin" in § 43(a) to require attribution of uncopyrighted materials would pose serious practical problems.
Such different portraits of white and non-white Americans' grievances have their origins in what social psychologists call "ultimate attribution error".
For instance, the negative attributions of patients about the origin of their depression (feelings of guilt and worthlessness) are well known (Beck et al. 1985).
This sequence diversity precluded the systematic attribution of amplified laccase of unknown origin to specific taxa.
