Примери за използване на He attributed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He attributed the connection to human blood.
Probably each of us will remember a single case when he attributed Biseptol doctor.
He attributed and Gumilev, and Bunin, and Kolchak….
In his Stanford University commencement speech, he attributed this fact by two reasons.
He attributed his gift to the ability to control“internal air.”.
Galle always refused to be acknowledged as the discoverer of Neptune; he attributed the discovery to Le Verrier.
He attributed this stark distinction to“the French habits and mode of living.”.
Around the time of his 100th birthday in 2016, he attributed his remarkable longevity to his second marriage.
He attributed criticism over human rights to an anti-Argentine campaign.
Cassini discovered discrepancies in his data which at first he attributed to light having a finite speed:-.
He attributed this fear to an experience he had when he was 6 years old.
Lottery shop owner Gabriel says ticketsales this month are up nearly 300 percent over last year, a rise he attributed to popular support for his decision to move his business.
Before the first, he attributed physical assets that were not consumed in the production process.
As noted above by Dr. Christopher, in 35 years of practice he never lost even 1 heart attack case if the person was still breathing when he arrived, and he attributed this to the prudent use of the cayenne pepper.
He attributed these problems to"the psychological impact that the film's success has had on the city's inhabitants.".
Asked if the problems with the current interceptors stemmed from a shortage of funding,Kendall said he attributed the issues more to decisions to rush deployment of technologies that had not been completely and thoroughly tested.
He attributed much of the impressive physics of the Spartans precisely to this bizarre by today's understandings regime.
While at first he was somewhat shocked by Jesus' frankness andunconventional manner of relating himself to things religious, he attributed it to the remoteness of Galilee from the centers of Hebrew learning and culture and advised Joseph and Mary to allow him to take Jesus back with him to Jerusalem, where he could have the advantages of education and training at the center of Jewish culture.
He attributed these methods to his teacher at Columbia, C J Keyser, rather than to Charles Peirce and E Schröder as had been done previously.
Among Jerome's principal intuitions as a teacher, we must underline the importance he attributed to a healthy integral education from infancy onwards, the special responsibility of parents, the urgency of serious moral and religious formation, the necessity of study for a more complete human education.
He attributed this staggering volatility to a lack of regulatory oversight and institutional investment, but struck a decisively optimistic tone about the future, saying that.
Among Jerome's principal intuitions as a pedagogue, one must emphasize the importance he attributed to a healthy and integral education beginning from early childhood, with the particular responsibility belonging to parents, the urgency for a serious moral and religious formation and the duty to study for a complete human formation.
He attributed his long life to vegetarianism, a regular regime of exercise that saw him do 50 push-ups a day at the age of 89, and, perhaps most importantly, as he related himself.
When asked to what he attributed his success in life, without pause of hesitation, Churchill replied:“Conservation of energy.
He attributed this to the rich endowments of the colleges at Oxford and Cambridge, which made the income of professors independent of their ability to attract students, and to the fact that distinguished men of letters could make an even more comfortable living as ministers of the Church of England.
He attributes his medical problems to that accident.
He attributes his life change and subsequent success to that meeting.
He attributes these exceptionally favorable terms to IWL's partnering with former Bolivian President Jaime Pasamora, leader of a political party allied to Banzer.
He attributes his success to his hard work, preparation and willingness to move quickly when he saw opportunity.
He attributes the process's economic success to the benefits of EU integration, including low real interest rates and large Foreign Direct Investment.