Sentence examples for origin formed from inspiring English sources

Clarke estimated that 95percentt of crustal rocks are of igneous origin (formed from molten silicate masses, or magmas).

Paraíba is a name of Tupí Indian origin formed from the words para and hiba, meaning "arm of the river".

In that case, however, the crescent may have been of different origin, formed by the base-to-base conjunction of two claws or horns.

Small-scale tongue-shaped landforms of complex origin formed during the last decades at finer-grained slope deposits below the cirque headwalls.

If the social disaffection of young men and boys of North African origin formed the kindling, then the spark might have been provided by the arrival of the Sun's doubledecker bus, patriotic music blaring from its loudspeakers as it parked near the waterfront bars.

THE identification of the first occurrence on Earth of sediments of evaporitic origin formed from seawater is obviously important not only for the study of the chemical evolution of ocean water but also in understanding the development of common sedimentary rock assemblages and the stabilisation of cratons.

A ragged hole and blotchy stains of uncertain origin form the only discernible pattern.

One echo type was clearly of ionospheric origin, forming thin, continuous traces decreasing in group range from ∼1200 to ∼300 km before midnight.

Immigrants of all races, creeds and national origins form a vital part of America's economy as workers, job creators, and entrepreneurs.

Thus, the quasiparticles conversion between NM (in the valence band) and superconductor (in the conduct band) origins form the different bands amounting to a Klein tunneling (a superconduting Klein tunneling).

The resulting ES-iN or iPS-iN cells exhibit quantitatively reproducible properties independent of the cell line of origin, form mature pre- and postsynaptic specializations, and integrate into existing synaptic networks when transplanted into mouse brain.