Sentence examples for origin in the vicinity of from inspiring English sources

The threat of possible missile or jet attack also was noted today by the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or Norad, which said it had received "unverified reports of what appeared to be a contrail of unknown origin in the vicinity of the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean" on Wednesday.

This paper advocates spread spectrum modulation for interstellar communication, motivated by robust immunity to radio-frequency interference (RFI) of technological origin in the vicinity of the receiver while preserving full detection sensitivity in the presence of natural sources of noise.

We have shown average distribution functions of solar wind origin and heavy ionospheric origin ions in the vicinity of Mars.

Our results support the notion that these two chaetophoralean genomes replicate bidirectionally from a putative origin located in the vicinity of the small subunit ribosomal RNA gene.

To address the activity of ARS700.5, an origin located in the vicinity of the ADH4 locus [ 10, 14], we analysed this region by 2D gels before and after short-TG DSB formation.

On the chromosome of Halobacterium sp. NRC-1, one origin was verified with autonomous replication activity [ 14], and four were mapped using whole-genome MFA, with three origins located in the vicinity of orc/cdc6 genes [ 10].

Therefore, it is possible that origins located in the vicinity of a promoter would be more likely to bind Fkh1/2 transcription factors, which can strongly influence the selection of these origins for early firing.

Therefore, it is necessary to direct dormant origin firing specifically in the vicinity of the replication stress (locally) whilst inhibiting origin firing where replication has not yet initiated (globally).

These plasmids evidently represented molecules, in which the transposon was originally integrated in the vicinity of an H. volcanii origin of replication, and ultimately resulted in shuttle plasmids capable of replication in both E. coli and H. volcanii.

The Burghardt family (of Dutch origin) was present in the vicinity of Great Barrington, Massachusetts in colonial times, with documented ownership of land in the area from the 1740s.

Such a hypothesis casts doubt on previous proposals of an origin of life in the vicinity of alkaline hydrothermal vents.