Sentence examples for by point of origin from inspiring English sources

Mad cow or no mad cow, the accent is on beef -- British beef, identified by point of origin, down to the actual farm.

Larger dishes, categorized by point of origin (land, sea or sky), include oolong-smoked salmon with wasabi cakes, braised prawns with chive flowers, and wasabi-crusted filet mignon with tempura onion rings.

On the Gear device, for example, videos are arranged by point of origin on a giant 360-degree map that you navigate by moving your head slightly; to select a video or collection of videos, you simply keep your head steady on a specific spot.

Allegedly, defendants have been able to conceal the true origin of their messages by falsifying the point-of-origin information contained in the header of the electronic messages.

Unlike other meat imported to the U.S., the poultry shipped by Chinese processors will not require point-of-origin labeling.

'Point of origin' is a relevant concept, not simply because it is materially the first to appear but because it refers to the sys-net's object of enquiry: it is this 'descriptum' that will be described in every part of a sys-net ushered in by the point of origin.

Second, the relation of all the options following the 'entry point' of a system typically stays stable; and through the relations of one option to those along the legitimate systemic paths, all the options are eventually linked to the ultimate descriptum named by the point of origin.

Drugs are just another market, and on Silk Road it was a market laid bare, differentiated by price, quality, point of origin, supposed effects and lavish user reviews.

Metadata associated with the malicious code used by Fancy Bear suggests a point of origin.

In general terms the supply chain is defined by upstream at the point of origin of raw materials and downstream at the point of distribution to final customer.

Other technologies are also available to improve efficiency and security in trucking, such as fingerprint scanning, now in use at some freight terminals at J.F.K., and electronic manifests, which are filed by truckers at their point of origin and forwarded to security officials at their destination.