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, which is ascribed by Bonhams to the "circle of [painter] Charles Hayter" is set to be auctioned by Bonhams next month, and is expected to raise between £10,000 and £15,000.
And Mr. Schumer noted that he and Senator Patrick Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, first introduced the centerpiece of the House bill, which is ascribed to the freshman Representative Stephen Fincher, Republican of Tennessee.
The mechanism of property variation is clarified, which is ascribed to selective coordination of N3−.
The Pt/NiNP modified electrode shows two pair of oxidation and reduction peaks at 329 and 176 mV which is ascribed to Fe3+/Fe2+ and 580 and 420 mV which is ascribed to Ni3+/Ni2+ [29].
Moreover, the thermal conductivity presents monotonic decrease with decreasing diameters, which is ascribed to the enhanced phonon-boundary scattering [29].
Handmade papers exhibited a significant variance in pH measurements, which is ascribed to inhomogeneous fibre distribution and localised compositional differences.
The intensity of the peaks increases a little, which is ascribed to the reflection of PEDOT-PSS.
However, the products doped with Br− have larger lattice constants, which is ascribed to the substitution of O2− by Br−.
4. See also: "I need not examine the vis inertiae which is so much talked of in the new philosophy, and which is ascribed to matter.
Supported catalysts increased the rate of toluene conversion which is ascribed to a higher surface area and greater reducibility of zinc chromite in the supported catalysts.
