Sentence examples for This originates in from inspiring English sources

This originates in the different origin of the D and 2D bands; the former is dependent on disorder including also the graphene edges while the latter, results from in a double resonant mechanism combined with a Casimir effect.

This originates in scarcity of data on pedestrian behaviour on vibrating ground and uncertainty as to the accuracy of results from previous experimental campaigns aiming to quantify pedestrian behaviour in this case.

This originates in a press release issued by the studio early on in the film's development, but by that time the studio already knew that he was going into the Army, and he was never seriously considered.

Much of this originates in Ecuador and Thailand, which specialize in farm-raised shellfish.

Jasmine (Cate Blanchett) Yesterday we featured the scene from which this originates, in which Jasmine proves herself a formidably rubbish babysitter.

Unlike in steel steel contacts, rolling friction can be considerable and this originates in part from the viscoelastic properties of the compliant surfaces.

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

He said they would detail "how this happened, what it did to their families, what it did to the community, how this originated in mosques".

Science: One of the theories is that this originated in the United States or elsewhere and a human came to Mexico, possibly a migrant.

This radionuclide originates in most European countries essentially only from the global fallout.

This phenotype originates in mitosis, when ER membranes accumulate on metaphase chromosomes.