Sentence examples for This originated from inspiring English sources

This originated in the Mediterranean basin; possibly it evolved from the older edge-fastened plank construction of the Egyptians.

This originated in the 1930s when what became known as the Hawthorne research, involving the workers and management of an industrial plant near Chicago, brought out the importance to productivity of social or informal organization, good communications, individual and group behaviour, and attitudes (as distinct from aptitudes).

This originated mainly from the effective impedance match and multiple interfacial polarizations.

This originated from the fact that they had only studied composite functions towards the end of their learning of derivatives.

This originated from the algebraic over-generalisation such as if a = b, then a 2 = b 2. One student showed poor understanding of identities as he wrote cot θ = tan θ.

This originated from slight changes in the inter-ionic distances and bond angles, leading to spin-phonon coupling that can be detected in the Raman spectrum, to produce a weak feature at about 230 cm−1 below TN[14, 15].

But in somewhat milder tones, he said: "This originates from anger and unawareness of the president of the United States.

(To what degree this originates with Mankell is hard to know).

Where this theory originated this reporter cannot say, but it is false, at best.

This method originated in 1959, This method originated in 1959, and has been updated several times.

This idea originated with TV, to pump up the ratings.