Sentence examples for long originated from inspiring English sources

Landscape features were investigated along two belt transects (111 120 m long) crossing lava-flow deposits at ~ 2175 m; the lava flows, > 4.5 km long, originated ~ 2700 YBP at Pu'u O Māui, a large cinder cone.

Although the only direct flights to Curacao from the U.S. have long originated in Miami, Continental Airlines will begin a weekly Saturday flight from Newark on Dec. 17 in a test of American Airlines ' market dominance of the Antilles.

The Rječina River, Croatia, is a typical karstic river 18.7 km long, originating from the Gorski Kotar Mountains.

The Damodar river is a small rainfed river (541 km long), originating from the Khamerpet hill (elevation 1068 km).

The leaf structures are numerous and anywhere from 2 18 cm long, originating from the stolon base into two primary and unequal segments, which are further divided extensively into additional segments.

For each kinase, we performed 500 random walks, each 5 steps long, originating from the kinase in question, collecting all genes (nodes) encountered.

In each of these genomes, there are 12.5% of HTs from 5 to 10 genes long originating from only one of the 10 donor species.

The dominant single tRNA-derived sRNA was a 5′ tRNA-half (33 nt long) originating from tRNA-AspGTC, and was represented by a total of 1,814,310 reads in the BRL datasets.

The basin area of the river is 140 km long, originates from forested mountains, and continues through the different land uses including agricultural areas of the coastal plain, where rice is extensively cultivated, and finally, it goes to the Caspian Sea, the biggest land-locked aquatic ecosystem in the world (Fig.  1).

Indie band The Long Blondes originated from the city, as part of what the NME dubbed the New Yorkshire movement.

However, we detected no significant excess of introgression in the GS3 region associated with grain size in any of the subpopulations, despite its detection based on admixture mapping in this study and evidence that the gs3 allele conferring long grain originated in a Japonica ancestor and was introgressed into the indica subpopulation [25].