The book had its source in a doctoral thesis, but for the most part it wears its scholarship lightly.
The Brahmaputra, like the Indus, has its source in a trans-Himalayan area about 60 miles (100 km) southeast of Mapam Lake in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China.
The trope has its source in a Hadith that is especially important for militants: "Islam began as a stranger, and it shall return as it began, as a stranger.
In particular, numerical simulation indicates that a secondary explosion in the duct, known as a "burn-up", which is responsible for higher reduced explosion pressures during ducted venting, has its source in a highly turbulent zone generated at the duct entrance by the flame itself independently of the shape of the vessel/duct passage.
In the initial book of the Recherche, on the senses, Malebranche proposed that the erroneous belief in the Aristotelians as well as in Augustine that sensible qualities exist in bodies has its source in a misuse of "natural judgments" that help in the conservation of the human body.
The constitutional immunity of either government from taxation by the other, where Congress is silent, has its source in an implied restriction upon the powers of the taxing government.
Within this model, the efficacy of MQ is seen as having its source in an integrated hypothalamic response, resulting in homeostasis of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.
Mr. Leon says the linear aspect of many of these quilts may have its source in Kente cloth, a narrow, intricately patterned fabric that is woven in Ghana.
This is not entirely news: long ago Harold Clurman wrote that Brando's acting had "its source in suffering," and Peter Manso, the author of a previous biography, consulted his own set of psychiatrists to diagnose the actor's "dissociated personality," "manic-depressive mood swings," and "anxieties over sexual identity," among other afflictions.
Does it have its source in what Human beings share, or in what distinguishes them?
