Sentence examples for apparent origins from inspiring English sources

Knickpoints in the Big South Fork River area vary in form and apparent origins.

You must make a careful assessment of the veracity of information you find online – and of its apparent origins.

The new iteration's apparent origins also represent a much more satisfying link to the events of Man of Steel, so we can perhaps forgive the tinkering.

Similarities between the instruments and their apparent origins from around Peru, Shady Solís argued, suggest trade in items and culture between cities of the Andes.

But Google's announcement was unusual in that it put a spotlight on the scale, apparent origins and carefully selected targets of a coordinated campaign to hijack e-mail accounts.

However, does this mean that more than 20 apparent origins of fleshy fruits and of net venation [ 23] are not, in fact, independent?

The November meteor shower called the Leonids has its radiant, or point of apparent origin, in Leo.

The apparent origin of many of the attackers has continued to fuel critics of Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door refugee policies, which have enabled more than one million migrants to enter Germany over the past year.

Some entomologists consider all insects with piercing-sucking mouthparts as members of a single order, the Hemiptera (sometimes called Rhyngota or Rhynchota), with two suborders Homoptera and Heteroptera separated traditionally by texture and resting position of the forewings and by the apparent origin of the beak.

Next to those apparent origin effects, destination effects seem to exist as well.

"The investigations now include locations beyond those identified last week as the apparent origin of these fires.