Sentence examples for instrument originate from inspiring English sources

Where does the instrument originate?

He told us of how the instrument originated from fallen limbs of gum tree bored out by termites.

It confirmed the clinical relevance of the SF-36 to a culture and health care system that is different from that of the United States where the instrument originated.

In fact, early sources suggest that the instrument originated somewhere in the middle east, and was introduced to Scotland by the Romans who used to march to bagpipe music.

Under the guidelines proposed and the conditions studied here, the presence of the instrument originates a measurement error <1−4% in velocity, <1−3° in direction and <7−31% in turbulent kinetic energy for an isothermal flow in the absence of solids.

Its use in sophisticated instruments originated in ancient Southeast Asia and reached Europe during the Crusades.

Some taiko are similar to instruments originating from India.

Despite this variety, all currently published instruments originated in Western settings and this begs the question of their transferability to other cultures, considering that "… educational practice is context and culture specific, and research findings in one area may be of limited value to those in different practice settings" [ 16].

The mapping instrument originates with the British company Surrey Satellite Technology.

The God Article by John O'Connell, Alexandros Kontogeorgakopoulos and Anthony Mace updates the Ney, an ancient Sufi instrument originating from Turkey, with breathing sensors, enabling people to connect and learn while in different locations.

The electromagnetic signal produced by the instrument may originate from mechanical energy such as sound waves (ultrasound – US), 'photon' radiation (X-ray-computed tomography – CT, dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry – DXA) or radio frequency waves (magnetic resonance imaging – MRI).