Sentence examples for properly ascribed from inspiring English sources

In the first place, autonomous actions are ones that can be properly ascribed to an agent.

Significantly, the regular variation in structural patterns and photoluminescence properties of 1 3 can be properly ascribed to the diversification of halide anions.

Their strictly pH-dependent behaviour in aqueous solutions appears to be properly ascribed to the existence of directly attached carboxylic moieties.

According to Leibniz, a world of genuinely active substances is more perfect than a world of purely passive or causally inert substances, whose activity is not properly ascribed to them but to God.

However there is a need for guidance on how to interpret the information criteria in terms of the weight of evidence that an effect can be properly ascribed to the E or U component.

Understood in this way, one only properly ascribes integrity to a person with whom one finds oneself completely in moral agreement.

If the genocidal Nazi is a possible object of ascriptions of moral integrity, then we can properly ascribe integrity to people whose moral viewpoint is bizarrely remote from any we find intelligible or defensible.

Because the experience of the dynamical sublime so centrally involves an intimation of our own capacity to be moral, Kant actually insists that "the sublime in nature is only improperly so called, and should properly be ascribed only to the manner of thinking, or rather its foundation in human nature" (CPJ, §30, 5 280).

An act of man describes something that "happens" in the subject whereas a properly human act ascribes free and responsible authorship of the act to the subject.

The treatises on esoteric or occult subjects attribute to Maslama al-Majrītī two works on natural science that are not properly his but may be ascribed to one of his pupils.

So properly speaking, error is not ascribed to universal principles (synderesis), but rather to conscience which may incorrectly apply a universal judgment.