Sentence examples for originated that from inspiring English sources

Do you know if this character type is present in "Avatar?" DANA GOODYEAR: I think he originated that kind of character in mass culture, and there have been many since.

The researchers studied a species in Bolivia (where chilis are thought to have originated) that was earlier determined to be polymorphic — some plants produce hot peppers, while identical plants produce fruit that have no heat at all.

In this activity, however, thinking directs itself towards a thought that it has originated, that is, towards the product that is its principiate: principiatum.

Report usefulness (taking into consideration their median life) varies between 7 and 118 days depending on the department that originated that information.

This suggests that the proteins within today's age-homogenous motifs formed motifs during almost the same period of time when these proteins originated, that is, they are much more likely to be clusteredly added to the PIN during evolution.

Each ramet was extracted to determine whether the ramet originated that year from a seed or rhizome and the constriction rings on each rhizome were counted to approximate age (Hanzawa and Kalisz 1993; Kahmen and Jules 2005).

I can't originate that melody.

From this region, two minor transcripts seemed to originate that had retained intronic sequences (Table S5 ).

Scientists suspect that it originated in that region and was ejected into a Neptune-crossing orbit by some long-ago gravitational disturbance.

On p.10 he speaks apparently without strain both of our action as being the origination of a change and as originating that change, and of ourselves as originating that change.

For new species to originate, that change must bifurcate.