Sentence examples for as a point of origin from inspiring English sources

The species has been found in Germany and Holland, where it is more genetically varied, he added, suggesting Europe as a point of origin.

It identifies paintings by Arnold Böcklin from the 1870's as a point of origin and then sweeps forward in a selective yet encompassing manner, touching on painting, poetry, graphic design and popular entertainment.

In one piece collected in "Reading Conrad," Miller notes that the temptation to compare a work of literature with its "background 'facts' " is "almost irresistible," but he insists that the details uncovered by Norman Sherry — about the Jeddah inquiry, for instance — cannot serve as a "point of origin" from which to judge "Lord Jim".

In the 1930s and the war years, the Nihon Roman-ha ("Japan Romantic School"), which argued for an intellectual and cultural "revolt against the West" identified the achievements of Motoori Norinaga and other nativist scholars as a point of origin for their own endeavor.

Citing the country's massive reliance on egg and chicken products and its past as being a point of origin for avian flu viruses, Tetrick noted the opportunity for his company to mitigate health risks while providing affordable food options.

If the world is produced from nothing, it must either arise out of the "nothing" as out of matter or out of the "nothing" as out of a point of origin.

Thus the world must arise out of nothing as out of a point of origin.

If, however, the world arises out of nothing as out of a point of origin, then the world has being after non-being.

To analyse these conditioning factors, the concept of a journey as a one-way travel movement from a point of origin, i, to a destination, j, must be replaced by the circuit concept which would consist of a sequence of movements that terminates at the point of origin, such as the home (Bonnel, Caubel & Massot [17]).

Therefore, this species is a useful test case for characterizing patterns of polymorphism and diversity across the genome and as a point of comparison for understanding its origin, population genetic structure, adaptation, and the demographic processes governing its evolutionary history in NA.

In a timeline, ethnic origin was considered as a point of departure, followed by SEP and then depression before pregnancy.