Sentence examples similar to one origin point from inspiring English sources

It differs from Wright's map in that the positions of any two groups of birds on the map have meaning relative to one another and to the origin point of birds; the distance between groups on the map is related to the genetic distance between them in real life.

Every streak has its origin point, and this one begins with one woman: U.S. attorney general Loretta Lynch.

Stopping points allow users to compare the positions of different orders relative to one another and to the origin point.

Positions within each division were determined by qualitatively plotting clusters of related orders according to their genetic distances (from the Hackett et al. map) from one another and from the origin point.

To process the different dynamics of human mobility in the environment, we first consider a "simple topology" in that there is only one origin node (i.e., start point) and one destination node (i.e., end point) in the set of nodes for all pedestrians in the system (Fig. 9).

Notably, it has for a long time served as one of the origin points for many of the copycat videos that now spread across YouTube.

Respondents could report more than one origin.

Straczynski has developed the origin point of AWA's superheroes.

The user determines his origin point.

Is Burning Man the origin point for modern mythical creatures?

But Ben Okri, a novelist of Nigerian origin, points out that it is only recently that western culture has become one-dimensionally physical.