Sentence examples for its root from from inspiring English sources

Scheduling has its root from operation research and many clever techniques have been proposed in the literature.

This paper presents conceptual review of literature about early experiences of teachers passing through different pathways and comprehensive model taking its root from common distresses induction period.

Consistency across the whole tetrapod tree excludes its root from any group of limbless reptile.

It takes its roots from simplicity.

I found it odd that something that took its roots from punk, which was about the two sexes doing stuff for themselves, could turn into that".

Dr. Yi Gao, Abbvie, presented research on molecular dynamics (MD) simulation which takes its roots from quantum mechanics.

But where does Indian dance draw its roots from?

Jefferies has sought to transcend its roots from a firm that traded stocks and bonds.

The festival takes its name and its roots from a 2003 documentary film, "Afro-Punk," directed by James Spooner, which traces the lives of black people in glaringly white punk subcultures.

Made by Virtual Programming Limited, Pipe Mania derives its roots from the original MS Windows Entertainment Pack.

Tuokuu and Amponsah-Tawiah (2016) are more emphatic, arguing that "CSR takes its roots from the stakeholder theory".