Sentence examples for origin discussed from inspiring English sources

Some recurring biases observed in URANS simulations are illustrated and their origin discussed.

The associated characteristic impedance spectrum shape change is simulated and its origin discussed.

The point of origin discussed above (section The technique of the system network: some basic concepts) is the object of enquiry, i.e., the descriptum; this is the concern of the ensuing sys-net; and the process of the paradigmatic analysis is implicit in the principles of the theory (for discussion see Matthiessen, in press).

The fused protein clusters, with good support, with aplastidic stramenopile relatives in the clade likely of eukaryotic origin (discussed above).

In this report, the RIG-like homologues have been identified in silico in the nucleotide databases of invertebrates and vertebrates and their evolutionary origin discussed.

Two studies on the ecological impacts of plant origin, discussed previously with regard to insects, also examined effects on bird populations.

Second, oaks have a very significant capacity to spread both via pollen and via acorns that can be transported over rather short distances by animals such as squirrels, but also over much longer distances by floating down streams, or conceivably even across sea waters (Darwin spends several pages of The Origin discussing the resistance of various seeds to seawater).

Both equilibrium and kinetic rollups are observed and their origins discussed.

Both origins discussed in the literature would cause the same spectral signal, even at higher spatial and spectral resolution, and are therefore conceivable.

The effects of mean loading on the airfoil response are investigated in Part 1 with the likely origins discussed in this paper (Part 2).

Darwin added, however, that it was also 'the highest and most interesting problem for the naturalist', and in The Descent of Man, published 12 years after the Origin, he discussed human evolution in great detail.