Sentence examples for which he assigned from inspiring English sources

Sifting the data, Penn extracted eight population groups based on personality type, to which he assigned pseudo-psychological labels.

This structural knowledge assisted him in developing an electronegativity scale in which he assigned a number representing a particular atom's power of attracting electrons in a covalent bond.

But the decision upholding Cleveland's use of publicly financed vouchers for religious school tuition, in an opinion he wrote for the 5-to-4 majority, and the decision immunizing states from having to answer complaints before federal agencies, which he assigned to Justice Clarence Thomas, grew in soil that Chief Justice Rehnquist had spent many years cultivating.

Donald Trump's White House administration has revealed the full membership of its manufacturing council (via Steve Kopack), which he assigned Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris to lead in December.

Finally, in 1910, he published the finding of the oldest industry he recognized "la Industria de la Piedra Quebrada" (the broken stone industry), which he assigned to the Upper Miocene.

Whereas most early Stoics adopted a unitary view of the soul, Galen favored Plato's tri-partite model, for which he assigned various functions to different parts of the body.

He almost lost me in a tortuous section in which he assigns weighted values to clues in the Borden case.

There's something mesmerizing about Hiebert's storytelling voice, low-pitched and lightly musical, which he assigns to Abe, Leah's 11-year-old son.

His interest in numbers (he wrote a work on numbers), to which he assigns an ontological role (fr. 2.20-24) may well be for him another Pythagorean doctrine that Plato had taken over (see Staab 2002, 99 100).

Nicomachus also relies heavily and without acknowledgement on a non-Pythagorean treatment of music, Aristoxenus' Elementa Harmonica, many of the ideas of which he assigns to the Pythagoreans (e.g., in Chapter 2; see Barker 1989, 245 ff).

Aristotle ascribes no specific names to these Pythagoreans, but the philosophy which he assigns to them is very similar to what is found in the fragments of Philolaus of Croton (ca. 470-ca. 390 BCE).