Sentence examples for has originated a from inspiring English sources

This process has originated a wide range of diversity that can be regarded as a valuable resource for crop improvement.

Today, the company has originated a million in loans, and its expanded network has thousands of users, including borrowers and sponsors.

The ever-increasing public interest in location and positioning services has originated a demand for higher performance global navigation satellite systems (GNSSs).

James Griesemer has originated a profound reconception of the evolution by selection process, and has rejected the role of replicator as misconceived.

The striking feature of a nanometric solid is that conventionally detectable properties are no longer constant, but are tuneable by simply controlling its shape and size, and this has originated a revolution in materials science and device technology.

Despite the relative simplicity of its result, the CAP theorem has had important implications and has originated a great variety of distributed data stores aiming to explore the trade-offs between the three properties.

Coevolution between the fungus and its host insects may have originated a long time ago [ 15].

In the last two decades, digital authentication has originated as a preferred method to authenticate remote users over insecure networks.

Thus, M. m. domesticus has originated in a summer-dry climate and is expected to be optimally adapted to this.

Janine matched a template that had originated in a novel he read in adolescence, "Les Petits Soldats Russes" ("The Little Russian Soldiers").

The second explosion may have originated in a vest worn by a suicide bomber, the American military said.