Examples of using Attributing in English and their translations into Hindi
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No evidence exists for attributing all poverty to God or to fate.
In the film“The Village Concert” they find Titian's hand,sometimes even fully attributing this work to him.
This is the task of attributing deep mental states to geometric shapes.
You have the‘imposter syndrome'-having low self-esteem despite outward achievement and attributing your success to outside factors such as luck.
The practice of attributing an event to climate change has become a regular activity and is being tackled with a growing number of methodologies.
If a circumstance feels painful, you are attributing negative purpose to it.
Man must cease attributing his problems to his environment, and learn once again to exercise his will- his personal responsibility.”.
Baird also rightly questioned Dr McLaren's expertise in attributing responsibility for domestic violence.
He also said,"Man must cease attributing his problems to his environment, and learn again to exercise his will- his personal responsibility.”.
The Incas(and the civilizations that came before them) were similarly moved, attributing great religious significance to the region.
In restaurants, they can deceive visitors by attributing to the menu what they did not order- you should carefully read the price tags and the checks you bring.
When the participants knew that they were being watched, their brain scans revealed increased activity in the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex-an area associated with perceiving social cues and attributing thoughts and intentions to the minds of other people.
They often feel like imposters or frauds, attributing their successes to flukes or luck instead of talent and effort.
By attributing the trade-related news flow(positive or negative) to the performance of the U.S. market, we estimated the impact on U.S. equities to be negative 4.5%" since March, Kolanovic said in the note.
They sort of move around, and it goes beyond simply attributing agency to the triangles, which autistics can do.
In order to avoid inappropriately attributing an event to climate change, the authors began with the assumption that global warming had played no role, and then used statistical analyses to test whether that assumption was valid.
Like many in the business,Stewart is humble regarding his success, attributing it to three things: customers, employees and facilities.
This is the first time that in attributing a cyberattack to Russia, the US and the UK have, at the same time, issued joint advice to industry about how to manage the risks from attacks.
Pinsky is well aware that fish, which can swim wherever they want,live in complex ecosystems, and attributing those shifts simply to climate change would be oversimplifying matters.
So the next time you see yourself attributing causality(and more importantly taking action based on that attribution), ask yourself if there are other plausible attributions and how you know what you know.
Some of his partners in government, especially the National Alliance and the Union of Christian and Centre Democrats,admitted the Government fell short of the promises made in the agreement, attributing the failure to an unforeseeable downturn in global economic conditions.
Language is the ultimate‘big data' problem, and attributing authorship to its rightful owners is both a technical challenge and, for editors, a moral obligation.
By attributing the trade-related news flow(positive or negative) to the performance of the U.S. market, we estimated the impact on U.S. equities to be negative 4.5 percent” since March, J.P. Morgan's Marko Kolanovic said in a note Wednesday.
Here we go again withone more person jumping on the anti-ADHD bandwagon and attributing every childhood behavior problem to the direct effects of trauma and adverse child events.
Usually, scientists are wary of attributing any single contemporary event to climate change, mainly because of the difficulty in completely ruling out the possibility of the event having been caused by some other reason, or a result of natural variability.
Just as Albert Einstein said:“Man must cease attributing his problems to his environment, and learn again to exercise his will- his personal responsibility.”.