Sentence examples for events originating from inspiring English sources

Island 3 partially coincides with an Aw-specific recombination event of unknown origin, while Island 1 and Island 4 fully overlap Aw-specific recombination events originating from X. citri pv.

"We are moving toward events originating from the building itself," she said.

But a string of events originating with Mr. Buffett's disappointment led yesterday to a Quaker high school's receiving a gift that dwarfs some college endowments: $128 million.

These marathon events, originating in the UK, involved riders refuelling on the go – the sprints to catch the leaders were noticeably slower after dinner whilst the riders digested the contents of their musettes.

"And even if the UK manages modest growth and a restrained increase in domestic prices over the next few quarters, will there be any negative events originating abroad that present risks?" This article was amended on 23 September 2016.

The online listing had photographs of three gold medals that certainly looked like the ones won by the paper in 1954, 1970 and 1974, along with an extensive description of the medals as "three fabulously rare and never before offered gold Pulitzer Prize medals," obtained "through an unlikely confluence of events" originating with a 2001 estate sale on Long Island.

Figure 4, panel A shows the topographic map of event origins: 54% of events originated in the frontal area, 15% in the central, 17% in the temporal and 14% in the posterior.

About half of the events originated at the Armory, and some of them could have been done nowhere else.

Did the tragic events originate in the shooting down of an Iranian airliner carrying pilgrims to Mecca by the USS Vincennes in 1988?

Random events originate from different independent decays.

Droplet formations, entitled "breakthrough" events originated from either the channel or landing regions of the GDL.