Sentence examples for by their origin from inspiring English sources

The prevailing winds are also characterized by their origin: the dry winds that originate in the continental interior and the moist maritime winds that bring the rains.

Primary bone tumours are characterized by their origin in the skeletal tissue elements.

If there is no mystery about the nature of the chief justice's views, I remain baffled by their origin.

The relatively short duration of the fumaroles, however, is explained by their origin mainly from gases sweated out of the ash as it cooled and settled.

By their origin they are related to the river Danube.

Despite initial weight change differences, later performance results of the animals were not affected by their origin.

United in 1850 after centuries of feuding, the districts still have distinct personalities fueled by their origins.

For the many who are fascinated by their origins and family history, the human genome will provide answers.

The 13 parlements (that of Paris being by far the most important) were by their origins law courts.

Similarly, the popularity of Dutch acts such as Afrojack, Tiësto and Armin van Buuren, as well as Swedish acts Swedish House Mafia and Avicii has not been hampered by their origins.

"Garbage, garbage, garbage, garbage," he said, identifying the stuff of his home life -- whether the sofa or cabinets -- by a transitory, transitional status in their pasts, not by their origins or their present.