Sentence examples for origin nature from inspiring English sources

Oresme presented his economic ideas in commentaries on the Ethics, Politics, and Economics, as well as an earlier treatise, De origine, natura, jure et mutationibus monetarum (c. 1360; "On the Origin, Nature, Juridical Status and Variations of Coinage").

The origin, nature, variety, and classification of Europe's soils raise highly complex problems.

One century after the discovery of cosmic rays, many questions remain open on their origin, nature, and transport.

Neutrosophic set (NS) is a new general formal framework to study the neutralities' origin, nature, and scope.

The practice of grading and classifying coffee gives sellers and buyers a guarantee concerning the origin, nature, and quality of the product to aid their negotiations.

Although, circulating cell-free DNA in human bloodstream was first discovered in 194834, its origin, nature, and mechanisms of transfer into the bloodstream remain poorly understood.

Whatever that might mean, it comes as no surprise that his views about the origins, nature and implications of the genocide of the Jews are but a series of vague, undocumented and contradictory assertions.

This book completes the grim picture of slavery by showing us the origins, nature, and extent of slave patrols in Virginia and the Carolinas from the late 17th century through the end of the Civil War.

This paper outlines, at the request of the editor of this special issue, my involvement in developing critical systems thinking and practice, describes its origins, nature and use, and sets out a programme for future research in the area.

The possible origins, nature and significance of this non-immunoglobulin component are discussed.

Understanding the origins, nature, and maintenance of this variation provides an important foundation for predicting and interpreting responses to changing environmental conditions.