Sentence examples for originate only from inspiring English sources

Earthquakes originate only within the rigid lithospheric slabs, and medium- and deep-focus earthquakes are within the downgoing slabs.

But agriculture could originate only in those few regions endowed with many wild plant and animal species suitable for domestication, like wild wheat, rice, pigs and cattle.

Heavy elements up to iron have been theorized to originate only in the centres of massive stars near the end of their evolution and then be spewed into space in supernova explosions at their death.

Involving lots of brandy and a special silver contraption, it is one of those gastronomic rituals that could originate only in France (like breathing the condensed fumes of a cooked songbird from under a napkin – a delicacy that's now illegal – as François Mitterand did on his deathbed).

In NMR measurements, the received signals originate only from fluids in pores.

These forces originate only in discrete form; nonetheless, the change in internal energy caused by them is still completely determined.

E*Trade originated only about $1 billion of the loans.

It also implies, though does not prove, that modern language originated only once, an issue of considerable controversy among linguists.

They see Mr. Sharpton as a throwback to a time when black leaders originated only in the church because other social and political roles were denied them.

The idea that disease is a biochemical entity originated only in the mid-nineteenth century, when scientists like Louis Pasteur began to spot pathogens under microscopes and chemists like Paul Ehrlich began to fashion drugs that could kill them.

A null symbol is used to deal with the cases in which a grapheme can originate more than one phoneme (the insertion of phonemes), or the cases where more than one grapheme originates only one phoneme (the deletion of phonemes).