Sentence examples for origin of tensions from inspiring English sources

One possible origin of tensions between the Dutch and their Muslim immigrant population, which Ian Buruma describes, may be due not so much to a divide between cultures as to a divide between generations ("Parade's End," December 7th).

The origins of tension between some Sikhs and Muslims goes back centuries to conflict between the revered gurus and the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb (India, 1600s) who forced people to convert to Islam.

However, you may have to work hard to uproot his/her true emotions, as your fiancé may not even be at the point where he/she can actually confront these feelings and may not be able to express the origin of the tension.

Two opposing hypotheses have been developed for explaining the origin of tissue surface tension.

These results could not reduce the validity of the theory about the central origin of pain in tension-type headache [32], rather they would indicate that low serum NAA is not related to central mechanisms of pain processing, but to neuronal abnormalities which may specifically predispose to migraine.

We have demonstrated that myosin molecular motors are the origin of both active tension and active torque in the cortex.

g l Illustrations showing the origin of the extrinsic stress and surface tension force observed within the Sn film that causes the g i discontinuous frame to fold up or j l the continuous film to curve up.

However, polar moment of area versus cross sectional area and maximum diameter versus length show marked positive allometry at around 40% length, possibly through the influence of tension from the origin of M. peroneus brevis or through being flattened against the tibia and flexor and extensor muscles of the leg.

The intensity and origin of volume changes under uniaxial tension is investigated at room temperature in high-density polyethylene samples with a large initial degree of crystallinity.

Asserate also said he had heard of tensions in Shashamane because of the origins of the Rastafarians' land.

Any notion that the Muslim community has successfully suppressed a TV programme examining the origins of Islam feeds tensions already present.