Sentence examples for origin off from inspiring English sources

Much of it focuses on meteorological details like the exact path Hurricane Sandy took after its origin off the west coast of Africa on Oct. 11.

Proximally the splenic artery is divided at its origin off the coeliac trunk and the splenic vein is divided at the confluence with the superior mesenteric vein.

This can make finding the appendix difficult, as its origin off the medial portion of the cecum 1 2 cm from the ileoecal valve may be equally hard to find.

Noronhomys is known only from Fernando de Noronha, a small archipelago of volcanic origin off northeastern Brazil, consisting of a main island and several associated smaller islands.

These readers should be patient: "Off Keck Road" marks the place where origin leaves off and improvisation begins.

To uncover the origin of this off-target recognition, we performed an alanine scanning approach, identifying six out of nine positions to be important for peptide recognition.

This knowledge could help to explain the origin of trade-offs among these traits in natural populations.

The National Transportation Safety Board concluded, after an extensive examination of wreckage, that a stray spark of undetermined origin set off a flammable mixture of gases in the nearly empty center fuel tank of the T.W.A. plane, a Boeing 747.

Moreover, this SUA has an abnormal origin, branching off the abdominal aorta quite high in the abdomen, usually immediately below the celiac branch.

Is Sonia Gandhi, the Italian-born president of Congress, India's main opposition party, marketable as the heiress of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, or will her foreign origins turn off India's 650m voters?

When an explosion of unknown origins went off at a subsequent protest rally at the Haymarket, a large open square in the city, police also opened fire on that worker gathering, killing some and wounding hundreds of others in what became known as the Haymarket Massacre.