Sentence examples for means the origin from inspiring English sources

In the original images, red circle means the real vanishing point and green circle means the origin of Hough transform; red lines show the results of Hough transform.

But its all-pervasiveness also means the origin of all things in their interdependence, that is, their interdependent origination, hence emptiness.

To me Mesopotamia, it means the origin, it's the beginning.

The term phylogeny literally means the origin or genesis of groups.

However, if the earliest stem moschids are late Oligocene in age (>23 Ma), this means the origin of crown Pecora must have taken place by this time.

In Wallace's case, this meant the origin of species.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 A planar 2-link arm with it's global and local coordinate systems Using a standard rectangular coordinate system, by ((x_1,y_1)), we mean the origin of the coordinate system which is placed at the shoulder of the robot arm.

At DNA level, origin means the beginning of the sequences of agricultural important loci.

At bottom, we must decide what § 43(a)(1)(A) of the Lanham Act means by the "origin" of "goods". The dictionary definition of "origin" is "[t]he fact or process of coming into being from a source," and "[t]hat from which anything primarily proceeds; source". Webster's New International Dictionary 1720-1721 (2d ed. 1949).

He misrepresents Chicago here, where "the original" means merely the origin of the borrowed material, which is, in this instance, Peters.

That puts it over the $282m domestic gross of The Matrix Reloaded (in 2D and back in 2003), and it means the Gal Gadot origin story will be topping Henry Cavill's Superman origin story ($291m in 2013 todayy or tomorrow.