The phrase "amounts of origin" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing quantities related to a source or starting point, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The amounts of origin for each ingredient were carefully measured before mixing."
Alternatives: "quantities from the source" or "origins of the quantities".
By plugging right into customer's backend infrastructure, Rubikloud provides a new way to analyze a huge amount of origin and performance information.
Left histogram presents the number of origin countries with (0,1,ldots,120) destination (times ) year observations; the total amount of origin countries is 188.
The phrase "or as otherwise authorized by U.S. law and regulations" is included because U.S. regulations contain specific exemptions from licensing requirements (e.g., ITAR exemptions, and EAR license exceptions and No License Required designations) and allow for certain amounts of U.S. origin content in foreign made items (see 15 CFR 734).
For example, U.S. government seed laws require detailed labeling showing germination percentage, mechanical purity, amount of seed, origin, and moisture content.
The total amount of possible origin countries is 187.
"The truth of the matter is that U.S. officials in our refugee program have had quite a bit of experience doing security screenings and interviewing in situations in which there is a limited amount of country of origin information," Schwartz told HuffPost on Thursday.
He drove home his message with an intensive television advertising campaign, paid for with generous amounts of money, the origins of which he has not fully explained.
The method of evaluating the amount of deep-origin CO2 in the soil gases is widely applicable in volcanic and geothermal zones for evaluation and monitoring purposes for both gas and volcanic hazards.
As part of the nuclear agreement, the U.S. had agreed to issue licenses on a case-by-case basis to allow American companies (and foreign companies that use a certain amount of U.S.-origin components) to sell planes and parts to Iran.
Using Xenopus laevis egg extract we show that Tipin is required for DNA replication in the presence of limiting amount of replication origins.
