Sentence examples for which are ascribed from inspiring English sources
He declared that: "Kindness opens up and softens the heart as a oil opens a rusty lock .In recent years, as an economic crisis has ravaged Greece and people search for answers, Paisios has become better known (especially in nationalist and far-right circles) for eschatological prophecies which are ascribed to him, although some people doubt their authenticity.
The growth rate increases which are ascribed to the cationic doping with a lower valence cation.
It exhibits two major weight losses which are ascribed to the dehydration and decomposition of the precursor.
The as-prepared product shows several absorption bands, which are ascribed to some organic groups or ZnO.
In addition, we observed shallow positron traps, which are ascribed to the impurities in a Ge lattice crystal.
The photoelectric properties of RC dyes exhibit apparent discrepancy, which are ascribed to different structural nature and electronic delocalization ability of these arylamine electron-donating system.
The Ars geometriae, which is ascribed to Boethius, but was in reality composed in the 12th century (Folkerts 1970, 105), ascribes discoveries in mathematics to Architas which are clearly spurious (Burkert 1972a, 406).
Rosberg experienced a blowout in Friday practice, which was ascribed by Pirelli to the tyre having been cut externally on the track.
After the first few cases, which were ascribed to overdoses and then re-examined in light of new evidence, the pattern became clear.
Metrics (chandoviciti), the earliest work in which is ascribed to Piṅgala, describe metrical patterns, a knowledge of which is necessary for the proper understanding of the Vedic mantras.
The miniature sculpture, which was ascribed to Syria and dates from the early first millennium B.C., caused a mild stir that sent it climbing to €1,250 — still peanuts.
