Sentence examples for origin global from inspiring English sources

This fact and the need to reduce the green house gas emissions of anthropogenic origin (global climate change) drive the business and the governmental sector to utilise renewable energy resources on a much wider scale.

Despite its ancient origin, global populations of CTVT diverged only within the last few hundred years [ 13]-[ 15], suggesting that CTVT spread around the globe relatively recently.

However, our understanding of the origins, global distribution, and functional consequences of this variation is far from complete.

Continental and regional origins of patients as assigned by Origins and global lineage were then combined to identify the distribution of global M. tuberculosis lineages within each population (Table 2).

There are the examples of Abbey, Carson, Leopold, Snyder, McCarthy to bear in mind, American in origin but global in consequence.

Justified or not, that may be taken in some quarters as evidence of the anthropogenic origin of global warming.

The origin of global deformations in granular media stems from various concurrent mechanisms at the microscopic scale.

They have worked just as hard to define that cult, which is at once Christian and pantheistic, African-American in origin but global in reach.

More precisely, the local (resp. non-local) asymptotic stability of the origin (resp. global attractivity of a compact set) is ensured by a region-dependent small gain condition.

Socolow, a professor of communications and journalism at the University of Maine, describes how a single crew race between Americans and Germans at the 1936 Olympics became the origin of global sports broadcasting (University of Illinois Press, $24.95).

Icelandic by origin but global citizen by heart, she splits her time between Switzerland and Iceland while also traveling the world.