Sentence examples for of its origination from inspiring English sources

Space research is such area of fundamental and applied studies which cannot be developed without means of computing from the very first steps of its origination.

Even when the active conductances were exclusively distributed on fine dendrites including the synaptic site, the waveform of the potential at the site of its origination as well as other dendritic regions was the same as that when the conductances were distributed in other patterns (data not shown).

Bladder cancer (BC) is very common and associated with significant morbidity and mortality, though the molecular underpinnings of its origination and progression remain poorly understood.

On the basis of class IV and class V theories, it can also be expected that populations near the center of the species' range express higher mean viability or fertility than those on its periphery, which have had to adapt to conditions different from those at the time of its origination.

Subprime loans also grew in 2004, to 11 percent of its originations, up from 4.6 percent in 2003.

The latter is either absence of a thing prior to its origination or after its destruction or absence of a thing in a place other than where it is present.

So, as MJO moves around the globe, it brings with it both heavier rainfall and periods of dry weather, returning to its origination point after 30-60 days. 30-60 days

The 302 ranking indicates that Florida has more than three times the expected amount of reported mortgage fraud for its origination volume.

Redfin's first quarter showed growing losses, largely due to the introduction of its mortgage origination business.

From the premise that "The nature of the beautiful consists precisely in the fact that its inner essence lies outside of the limits of the power of thought, in its origination, in its own coming-to-be," Moritz infers that "in the case of the beautiful, the power of thought can no longer ask, why is it beautiful?" (ibid., p. 564).

It is immensely important, and as such, care needs to be taken in understanding what it is – i.e., all of its parts and its origination – how it is fostered and developed, and how it can come apart and fail.