Sentence examples for real attribution from inspiring English sources

A right-wing rag makes up a scurrilous charge and prints it with no real attribution.

It ignores the spatial structure of the forcings and the observations which are necessary for real attribution.

He was like, "Do you have birthdates and addresses for every one?" There are some very real attribution issues.

And once advertisers can close the loop on a real attribution model, the credit and a chunk of dollars will shift away from search and into ads that drive awareness and influence — effectively driving digital dollars into the upper and mid portions of the customer funnel where Facebook-style ads are more effective.

Those companies don't do that real time attribution, they don't power that deep-linking".

Here we present a sensor concept to detect small debris with sizes between approximately 1.0 and 0.01 cm in the vicinity of a host spacecraft for near real time damage attribution and characterization of dense debris fields and potentially to provide additional data to existing debris models.

In that minor masterpiece, A Question of Attribution, the real sympathy lies not with that Marxist aesthete Anthony Blunt, nor even with the shrewdly perceptive Queen, but with Blunt's modest interrogator, Chubb, who wants to acquire the basics of art appreciation.

"Attribution can be very hard and it's very difficult to do attribution in real time but over a period you can build up a pretty strong idea," he explained.

Instrumentalists about belief regard belief attributions as useful for certain purposes, but hold that there are no definite underlying facts about what people really believe, or that beliefs are not robustly real, or that belief attributions are never in the strictest sense true (these are not exactly equivalent positions, though they are closely related).

I begin by discussing the inherent limitations of scenario studies and show how the emergence of attribution analysis in real interpersonal interactions may qualify the results obtained in these studies.

Auditory verbal hallucinations or AVH in schizophrenia consist of hearing a voice or voices (in the absence of a real voice) and of the attribution of that voice to an outside source.