Sentence examples for by its origin from inspiring English sources

Rather than label chocolate by its origin or by its percentage of cacao, Tcho categorizes its products by their dominant flavors: floral, earthy, nutty, fruity, citrusy and chocolatey.

By its origin, Biospherics is to be connected with extensive studies of Biosphere by Russian academician Vladimir Vernadsky.

Bankoff ([2001]) puts forward the view that vulnerability is itself influenced by its origin as a Western concept and by the assumption that a solution is the provision of Western expertise.

A neighbourhood is defined by its origin molecule, by its maximum size (i.e., the maximum number of neighbour molecules), by its maximum radius given as a similarity coefficient distance, and by its maximum depth in terms of the number of morphing operations (see Figure 6).

Coloring each interaction by its origin, we observe that the different data sets are almost spatially separated from each other when applying a standard graph layout algorithm provided by the Cytoscape program [18].

A regulatory interaction r x, y) in the network is defined by its origin x and target y.

In Cole's hands it becomes a dazzling figure for the self that is not identical to itself, the always self-estranged subject, the self amazed by its origins, the distances it has traveled, the desires it has fed, the death it always faces.

It is hobbled by its origins, as the offspring of a committee of telecoms companies; and it has a board on which all 46 of its signatories are allowed to sit.

The film, unlike most of Bigelow's previous work, is relentlessly realistic, something dictated by its origins in reportage.

Pakistani leaders often blame outsiders for their problems, but Pakistan is a country defeated by its origins.

In the second place, theology is influenced by its origins in the Greek and Christian traditions, with the implication that the transmutation of this concept to other religions is endangered by the very circumstances of origination.