Sentence examples for origin of the material from inspiring English sources

The arcs formed on or near ancient continental crust (about 2.0 to 2.4 billion years old), but the origin of the material in these arcs is uncertain.

Mr. Green, in a reversal, pledged to "investigate fully and thoroughly the origin" of the material, and he said that anyone involved "will have no role in my campaign or my administration".

The measurement of one sample cannot be tracked back to one origin of the material.

This helps law enforcement service in the prosecution of the criminal, but it also prevents further diversion from the source if the origin of the material is revealed.

HA is comprised of a suite of polydisperse carbonaceous polymers with molecular weights ranging to tens of kDa.[1] Both molecular size and functional group characteristics are variable, depending on the origin of the material and the environmental factors implicated in its formation.

While this may cast some doubt on the traditional theory regarding a Roman-Mediterranean origin for the ring, further research is necessary before the origin of the material used in its manufacture can be identified conclusively.

As its new campaign unfurls, J. Crew is continuing to expand its selection of handbags and shoes, emphasizing the quality and origin of the materials it uses.

The annual cost could run between $206 million and $609 million, including expenses for due diligence and investigations to determine the origin of the materials.

This could be interpreted as a further indication that MamK is not only the protein at the origin of the materials building the magnetosome filament, but might also be involved in the directed transport of the magnetosomes, as suggested by our simulations and previous experimental work.

Without knowing the exact origins of the material it was impossible to correlate the various fossil beds and outcrops that spread from the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia though the province of Liaoning and even into North Korea.

Containing 11 mēmrē, or general sections of commentary, the work includes apologetic texts disputing non-Christian religions, particularly Islām and Manichaeism, an Oriental dualistic sect positing an evil deity responsible for the origins of the material world.