Sentence examples for about the originating from inspiring English sources

Private blocking contributes to removing obvious non-matching pairs and generating candidate record pairs without revealing any information about the originating plaintexts, which reduces the complexity of comparisons.

Employees struck out identifying information about the originating banks on printed copies of the payment instructions, which someone then re-entered into the payments system.

If additional information about the originating data source of nodes and edges has been recorded as a URL, then a hyperlink to the corresponding web page is presented at the top of the context menu, enabling the user to easily obtain more information from the web.

I only became conscious of that line about the cholera originating in the Ganges delta after I'd decided on the book, but I was delighted to find it.

As with so many generalizations about the city originating among the upper middle class, this one — that teenagers live at a welcome remove from car culture — begins to disintegrate once we find ourselves beyond Manhattan and the various moneyed enclaves of Brooklyn.

Some people, like Houston Rockets star James Harden, simply deny that they know who Lil B is and cook up a lie about the dance originating elsewhere.

This has not stopped certain commentators to raise Cassandra warnings about the threat originating from cyberspace and China: "There's almost universal agreement that the U.S. faces a catastrophic threat from cyber attacks by terrorists, hackers and spies".

Therefore, the opposite behavior about the RAH originates from the different oxygen behavior due to various interfacial insertion.

MR. MAXWELL says his first serious doubts about the Interior Department originated in 1998, when the agency reluctantly began to investigate accusations of systematic cheating on royalties for oil.

Deprived of the highly remunerative perks habitually dispensed by royal paramours, the court, where most vicious gossip about the queen originated, vengefully transferred onto her the accusations of wantonness, profligacy and venality that had accreted about such royal favorites as Madame du Barry.

Almost all that is known about the saint originates from The Ecclesiastical History of the English People, completed by Bede in about 731, and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Anglo-Saxon Chronicle