Sentence examples for modern origin from inspiring English sources

Whether or not genetic prehistory is suitable material for a modern origin myth, it is about to be made available to a wider public.

The tablet had linguistic mistakes and Hebrew words of modern origin that could not have been used at the time, the authority said.

Menzel Bourguiba, which is of modern origin, owes its development to the adjacent naval base and dockyard at Sidi Abdallah (Sīdī ʿAbd Allāh) and was named after Tunisia's first president, Habib Bourguiba.

The possible phylogenetic placements for one of the mummy sequence categories are consistent with a modern origin.

From its modern origin over sixty years ago, generative grammar has attempted to characterize the human "faculty of language" as an evolvable trait a particular phenotype.

Because these samples predate the emergence of dog breeds, believed to be within the past couple of centuries, the findings rule out a modern origin for the increase in copy number, says Laurent Frantz, an evolutionary geneticist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom who was not involved with the work.

In a lot of ways that experiment was the start of modern origin-of-life research.

That probably reflects their more modern origins.

Subtitled "Modern Design, 1780-1918," "VienneSilverver" tells a story of Modern origins.

Its nationalism harks back to the modern origins of the games.

The "debate" has its modern origins in a 2007 Vanity Fair piece entitled "Why Women Aren't Funny" by Christopher Hitchens.