Sentence examples for evidently originated from inspiring English sources

The snake, it turns out, was something of a Colonial-era meme, evidently originated by Benjamin Franklin.

Hibernation has evidently originated independently in a number of mammalian lines, and the comparative physiology of this complex phenomenon is only now beginning to be understood.

All the three Bronze Age cultures of Yakutia evidently originated from the Late Neolithic Ymyiakhtakh culture.

Local f.c.c layers in the MgO tunneling barrier in Fig. 4c evidently originated from the diffusion of the Pt atoms from the Pt buffer layer.

This erroneous idea evidently originated in the writings of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, who classified strombids with other supposedly carnivorous snails.

The anthrax used in the 2001 attacks evidently originated from the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID), where Ivins worked and whose birth emerged from the closure of United States Army Biological Warfare Laboratories, started in 1943 at the peak of America's involvement in World War II.

The classical representation of an AI planning problem, as described in Amarel 1968, evidently originates in early work of Herbert Simon's, published in a 1966 CMU technical report, Simon 1966.

Some early accounts refer to red rails by the vernacular names for the hazel grouse, Tetrastes bonasia, so the name evidently originates there.

Evidently originating in Spain, the practice of ear piercing among European men spread to the court of Henry III of France and then to Elizabethan era England, where earrings (typically worn in one ear only) were sported by such notables as Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset, Shakespeare, Sir Walter Raleigh and Charles I of England.

Therefore the carbon backbones of the proteinogenic amino acids in T. reesei evidently originate from the precursor metabolites similar to the ones in S. cerevisiae [ 26].

The necessity of fitting the experimental data is underlined by a relatively slow convergence of both the orientation-dependent and orientation-independent series in Figure 2. VdW forces and the electronic part of dielectric permittivity are evidently connected: both originate from dipole-dipole interactions.