Sentence examples for origin in which from inspiring English sources
Exponent, owner of Magicalia, which publishes a range of parenting, motorcycling and outdoor magazines, is also buying specialist publisher Origin in which BBC Magazines holds a 39% stake.
But if ever there's a case for standalone State of Origin in which club teams aren't so ravaged by representative rugby league, this is it.
There is a story, believed to be of Cherokee origin, in which a girl is troubled by a recurring dream in which two wolves fight viciously.
Nim, ancient game of obscure origin in which two players alternate in removing objects from different piles, with the player who removes the last object winning in the normal play variant and losing in another common variant.
Gymel, (from Latin cantus gemellus, "twin song"), medieval musical style of two-part polyphonic composition, possibly of popular origin, in which the voices move mainly in consecutive intervals of a third or a sixth.
Yet in the Middle Ages the Old English literature of the subjugated Saxons was leavened by the Latin and Anglo-Norman writings, eminently foreign in origin, in which the churchmen and the Norman conquerors expressed themselves.
Here, we present a computer model of the replication of a typical metazoan origin cluster in which origins are assigned a certain initiation probability per unit time and are then activated stochastically during S phase.
There are so many ways to imagine this mindset – or maybe its many mindsets with many origins – in which so many are mired.
Between fathers' emotional distance and lack of involvement in childrearing, and societal emphases on stories about human origins in which humans are created magically by a male or animal creator from a distant place as opposed to natural creation by a female or couple from nearby.
Outsiders routinely mock Fard's narrative of racial origins, in which white people were created by a megalomaniacal scientist named Yakub roughly six thousand years ago.
In order to estimate replication peak resolution, we amplified, cloned in a URA3-plasmid, and transformed in C. glabrata, eight regions of 4 kb surrounding origins in which no ARS was detected.
