Sentence examples for just one origin from inspiring English sources
Although the partial phylogeny suggests just one origin and one loss of the basic defence trait, it also suggests that pronounced defence through highly aggressive soldiers has evolved twice, once in the case of P. obesinymphae and once in the case of P. spyrothecae (points B and C on Figure 3).
A special configuration would deploy a second or third video streaming cluster just consisting of one origin server in hot standby mode.
When just one product won't do, Origins offers a new mask primer, with the name Maskimizer ($22 at Origins).
Due to the nature of evolution, ambiguity is ubiquitous; the outlined example of similarity as a result of either a common evolutionary origin or later convergence is just one of many sources of debate.
The majority of participants lived in central Scotland (Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Lanarkshire and Perthshire) and just one group was conducted with men of Asian origin reflecting the (relatively limited) ethnic diversity in this part of Britain.
Just one incumbent available for selection missed out when the Queensland Origin squad was announced on Tuesday evening; Jacob Lillyman was the unlucky player.
These results support the claim that economic "remittances are just one mechanism" through which the diaspora has a political impact on the country of origin.
Instead, we refer the reader to an excellent review on this matter [ 72], and select for further demonstration just one particularly important aspect: data indicating that also human oligodendrocytes have multiple origins.
He also scoffed at Mr. Caddell's theory of the origin of the fires: "They didn't start just one of the fires, they started all of them".
None had initiated sex with a sex worker and just one Azamgarh migrant had first sex with a spouse in the place of origin: I first had sex when I was 17….
Queensland selected just one new face in their team with Brisbane prop Josh McGuire to make his State of Origin debut in next Wednesday's series opener.
