Sentence examples for having the same origin from inspiring English sources

The distinction between asteroids and meteoroids having the same origin is culturally imposed and is basically one of size.

Scholars often treat them as having the same origin, even though it is clear that they were produced independently and they often betray several layers of recension, which date to different historical periods.

To test this hypothesis, we used an iterative procedure to generate 10,000 random trajectories over the ocean having the same origin and endpoint shown in Figures 2 and 3; endpoint was defined as the centroid of birds' arrivals.

We also extracted a subset of individuals with four grandparents having the same origin (1113 individuals).

The correlation biplot, which considers both the direction and the relative length of the vectors, underlines clustering for most of the individuals having the same origins.

EF originates from brown fat and has the same origin as visceral fat, which shares much of the pathophysiological properties of visceral fat [ 4].

Thus it is only a partial essence that someone originates with the gamete (sperm and egg) from which they in fact originate, since they might have a monozygotic (identical) twin who has the same origin.

This implies that both chimneys have the same origin.

This and other similarities in X-rays between these objects suggest their time variations have the same origin.

The shoulder at 2685 cm−1 appears to have the same origin as the peak at ~2690 cm−1 for AGNRs on Ag(111).

Various reasons, from husbands visiting the tip, to children undoing seatbelts, are given, but the problems seem to have the same origin.