Sentence examples for tools attributed to from inspiring English sources
It raises the specter that some of the simple stone tools attributed to modern human ancestors at archaeological sites in Africa might also be the handiwork of chimpanzees, says Mercader.
We need to be wary of fetishizing technology tools, attributing to them powers they simply cannot have.
The higher efficiency and reliability of these surface refined cutting tools compared with conventionally coated tools were attributed to the improved microscopic structure of the new wear resistant complexes.
The poor tool life (t < 1 min) of the uncoated and TiN coated tools was attributed to the abrasive action of the hard SiC reinforcement particles.
He and Berger both suggested the species may have been capable of other feats of intelligence, including crafting the stone tools normally attributed to Homo sapiens and our direct ancestors.
The study, published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, concludes that jewelry and tools once attributed to Neandertals may be the work of modern humans.
According to a study published online this week, new radiocarbon dating at a celebrated site in France indicates that jewelry and tools once attributed to Neandertals may be the work of modern humans.
The study concludes that the archaeological layers at the site are so mixed up that ornaments and tools once attributed to Neandertals could actually be the work of modern humans, who lived in the same cave at a later date.
In addition, the tool lifetime is also closely associated with the tool shape, attributed to the different thrust forces, consequently the lifetime of the diamond coated standard twist drill is much shorter than those of all other coated ones.
Symantec says it believes "distinctive code shared between families and the fact that Backdoor.Contopee was being used in limited targeted attacks against financial institutions in the region, means these tools can be attributed to the same group".
The tool use was attributed to Australopithecus afarensis, the species to which Lucy belongs.
