These two types of muteness can have the same origin: the psyche, as Freud knew, can be more censorious than any tyrant.
Various reasons, from husbands visiting the tip, to children undoing seatbelts, are given, but the problems seem to have the same origin.
Dr Tehrani used maths to model the similarities of the plots and score them on the probability that they have the same origin.
So if the feather-like structures of T. confuciusi really have the same origin as feathers, then such structures must have been there from the outset, and be characteristic of dinosaurs as a whole.Jurassic larkThat does not explain what they were for.
This and other similarities in X-rays between these objects suggest their time variations have the same origin.
(a) The 3D camera coordinate system is set to have the same origin with the 3D world coordinate system.
Often a number of precipitation processes in steels and alloys occur simultaneously (they have the same origin in time) albeit at different rates.
The obtained F O M∼1 magnitudes indicate that the NLO refractive and absorptive responses have the same origin due to the resonant oxygen vacancy excitation.
Among these, several features have the same origin of variation, which results in strong correlations between few variables (wavenumbers) and sets the stage for dimensional reduction.
Lastly, we discuss the relationship between the Mouse and its neighboring shell-type supernova remnant G359.1 − 0.5 and argue that these two sources could potentially have the same origin.
Reichenbach's principle of the common cause and its cousins, insofar as they hold, have the same origin as the temporal asymmetries of statistical mechanics, namely, roughly speaking, initial microscopic chaos.
