Two songs reviewed the discoveries that had revealed respectively the structure of amphioxus and ascidians and their embryology and thematized the German tradition of finding origins in and around the Mediterranean.
Another responder elaborated: "Since learning the Feldenkrais Method, I incorporate the process of looking at, feeling, finding origins of movement, feeling of pattern change into my speech/language work.
On the way to finding the origin of fortune cookies, she pinpoints the beginning of door-to-door delivery in New York and its attendant scourge of free menus.
We do not even know why we are relatively hairless or why we walk on two legs, so finding the origin of religious belief is a tall order.
The need for the air ambulance or MEDEVAC seem to also sprout from the feeling of inadequate coverage of land units and the thought of getting through the traffic and finding the origin of the emergency call as early as possible.
But finding an origin is like trying to go back to a place that you've never actually visited.
In springtime, the two converge and collide, wonder meeting fact; inspiration finding its origin in our smallest winged companions.
The issue at stake is the relation of Confucian teaching to government and governing, and while I am not an apologist for the abuses of Asian governments across the centuries, there is something to be said for the fundamental relation understood to exist between the process of governing and the teachings finding their origin in Confucius.
They include data from patients with various degrees of illness severity, including potential risk modifiers and confounding factors (such as comorbidities, indices of acute physiological derangement, organ support, radiological and laboratory findings, origin of FP) [12, 13].
For him he sees the beauty in science proving something and finding out origins of things.
