Reviews such as Huxley's turned the Origin into a book that everybody wanted to read.
It divides soon after its origin into an atrial branch and an obtuse marginal branch.
If only I had looked in the dictionary, I would have incorporated the word's origin into the substance of the writing.
Mr. Koons has managed to turn the Duchampian readymade, one of modernism's more esoteric points of origin, into a crowd pleaser.
In the most common distribution, this comprises two major coronary arteries, the right and the left; normally, the left coronary artery divides soon after its origin into two major branches, called the left anterior descending and the circumflex coronary arteries.
Ben Ainslie steered Origin into the lead of the only race of the day, the boat revelling in the downhill sleigh rides as the wind, never below 23 knots, gusted to just below gale force.
Unlike the Heian novelists, who rarely admitted words of Chinese origin into their works, the reciters of the Heike monogatari employed the contrasting sounds of the imported words to produce what has been acclaimed as the great classic of Japanese style.
After that, he became the executive vice president overseeing EA Sports and then shepherded the company's online, games-as-a-service platform Origin into existence.
The supply of DOC of terrestrial origin into the Kara Sea is numerically assessed from satellite data on DOC and historical records of river discharge rates.
For the storm event, however, such impoundment effects became much less pronounced likely due to elevated input of CDOM with terrestrial origin into the reservoir.
In 2001 the Hawaii State Board of Education debated whether to insert creationist language (invoking "multiple theories of origin") into the section of the standards discussing evolution.
