Sentence examples for originate when from inspiring English sources

They originate when two fluids, or gases, (or sea and air), move past one another at different speeds.

More than three-quarters of all emerging infectious diseases originate when microbes jump from wildlife to humans.

They originate when sediment is lifted from the reef surface and carried leeward by waves or tidal currents and then deposited where the water velocity is reduced abruptly.

Extrinsic carriers come from Si doping in the barriers while temporal carriers originate when the samples are excited by the laser beam.

White dwarfs originate when aging stars shed their outer layers, which contain ash from stellar burning--elements heavier than hydrogen and helium.

The query will no longer originate when a user goes to a search engine site and manually enters the object and context they seek, but will now originate from the computers eyes and ears.

Eukaryotic cells originated when two cells combined -- perhaps when one engulfed the other.

The show originated when Leguizamo's son, Lucas, was twelve and getting bullied at school.

"My interest in the disease originated when I read about what happened to patients," he explained.

The na me originated when he used to run a bookstore in Florida.

ARMOIRES, which originated when homes did not have closets, are a classic example of the current craze for European antiques.