Sentence examples for common point of origin from inspiring English sources

These are most likely groups of stars that share a common point of origin in giant molecular clouds.

Thus, they may form a moving group of stars, which would indicate a common point of origin, such as in a star cluster.

The irony of this worry is that the atheist and the interfaith movements actually share a common point of origin: they both started, in part, as a reaction to religious extremism.

No, it's not because they are both originally from Beirut, and not because they both styled darlings of the pageant world, but because there is an innate legacy in both their works that seems to stem from some common point of origin.

This tree also showed that Rspo4 and Rspo2 have the common point of origin.

Both the tree shows, Rspo4 being rooted with Rspo2 and likewise, Rspo3 and Rspo1 have the common point of origin.

Developed in main detail in his long article, "On the Degeneration of Animals" in volume XIV (1766) of the Natural History, Buffon's theory of the degeneration of species lumped the quadrupeds of both the Old and New worlds into a limited number of primary "families" (familles) and "genera" (genres) which had degenerated in time in response to migration from common points of origin to new locales.

And of all numbers, the common denominators, points of origins, or black holes.

We identified two coalescent points for each of the clusters containing Ethiopian isolates, corresponding to (1) the point of origin of the common ancestor of the cluster and (2) the point at which Ethiopian genotypes diverged from genetically related strains outside of East Africa.

Advancing a theory of linguistic differentiation, he suggested that languages that developed farther away from a centre of common origin are less disturbed by changes initiated at the point of origin and may retain archaic characteristics in common.

The most common mutations disrupt the movement of C.F.T.R. from its point of origin to its site of operation and cause a severe and ultimately fatal disease.