Sentence examples for origin developed from inspiring English sources
He did not note that its 26 words were set in a typeface steeped in local origin, developed four years ago at the Hoefler Type Foundry in the Cable Building, at Broadway and Houston Street, by Tobias Frere-Jones, a native New Yorker.
Two models of the same origin, developed by Mendiara and Glarborg (2009) and by Klippenstein et al. (2011), in most cases showed good agreement in terms of radical concentrations, however, the model of Mendiara and Glarborg had better prediction of temperatures and flame front positions.
The first drug of marine origin developed to fight cancer, Trabectedin, was developed from small soft-bodied marine animals, sea squirts.
A storm of extratropical origin developed into a small tropical storm on September 24 southwest of the Azores.
Knowledge of the tusk's origin developed gradually during the Age of Exploration, as explorers and naturalists began to visit Arctic regions themselves.
Most interestingly, they found that strains of the same origin developed a different (composite) genotype under different host or nutrient conditions.
Of course, policing a border and deporting undocumented immigrants is much easier than facing the task of helping their countries of origin develop, or re-balancing the structure of our global economic system.
This highly malignant tumour of epithelial origin develops in the renal medulla and infiltrates the cortex.
Mamu-B 26-ve rhesus monkeys of Indian origin develop clinical arthritis and show a good production of CII specific IgM.
The aged environment had the reverse effect, in that NK cells from a young origin developing in an aged environment had an attenuated capacity to degranulate and produce IFN-γ similar to their aged counterparts, but substantially less than those developing in a young environment (Fig. 5).
About half of all childhood leukemia cases occur by 3 years of age, and most cases probably have a clonal origin, developing from a single abnormal precursor cell over a period of several months (Ford et al. 1998; Ma et al. 1999; Mori et al. 2002; Taub and Ge 2004).
