Sentence examples for old origin from inspiring English sources

You'd think the pressure of a half million year old origin tale would weigh on young Tlili's mind.

Alternatively, the plumage variation may be of old origin and could have survived in both refugia, with the plumage differentiation following during the expansion of each clade.

Notice that "old origin" is a relative term, implying that loci are still similar enough to resemble allelic variation.

Here, a maximum of three alleles per locus was allowed (max_locus_stacks = 3) to filter out paralogs of relatively old origin.

This estimate agrees with some previous studies that support an old origin for this split [ 27, 31, 49].

This would suggest ancient roots of the whole superfamily as thermophilic anaerobic bacilli are supposed to be of very old origin [52].

Some of these techniques have very old origins, not connected to manufacturing, like lithography or etching.

But it is interesting that he views the 500-year-old origin of lineage and his 'middle temperament' to come from the same source.

Columbia Pictures, a unit of Sony, will release its screen version of the decades-old origin of the Marvel Comics superhero, with Dr Pepper, a unit of Cadbury Schweppes, along for the ride as a promotional partner.

Scientists have unearthed the oldest known species of a long-extinct group known as sea scorpions, a find that could mean the ancient creatures may have an even older origin than previously thought.

Modern sources point to three different heights: 11249 feet, a 1991 measurement by the U.S. National Geodetic Survey (NGS), 11240 feet based on a 1993 scientific expedition, and 11239 feet of slightly older origin.