Sentence examples for originated toward from inspiring English sources
Card solitaires originated toward the end of the 18th century, apparently in the Baltic region of Europe and possibly as a form of fortune-telling; whether or not a game "came out" supposedly indicated whether or not the player's desire would come true.
Cyclone Astride originated toward the end of December, bringing rainfall and gusty winds to northern Madagascar while in the region.
Grant's hostility toward Thomas originated in the aftermath of Shiloh in April 1862.
I suspect the trend toward self-checkout originated in Boulder, so nobody would have to place their Braunschweiger liverwurst or Ball Park franks on the conveyor belt for everybody to see.
According to model compounds, it is found that the chemical structure of La-GDTC toward silica is originated from hydrogen bonds and coordination bonds.
The reader appreciates, for example, that physics and an attitude toward physical laws originated in Greek scholarship (e.g., Archimedes, or Aristotle himself), coming later to Europe via Spain through the contact between Islamic and Jewish philosophers such as Maimonides.
According to model compounds, it was found that their affinities toward HNTs were originated from hydrogen bonding and that they could be grafted onto SBR chains via thiol-ene reactions.
To further confirm if the NG2-positive cells detected from the SEZ toward the fimbria originated in this area, Nilo1 expression was analyzed.
The most pathological hatred toward the "bearded-woman" originated in Eastern Europe, where leading politicians consider Conchita as embodying"sickness, deviation, a sign of Apocalypse and the devil".
The propagation mechanisms of stress and strain were characterized, which originated from edge middle area and propagated toward central area of the ETFE cushion.
The Hofmeister series originated from the ranking of various ions toward their ability to precipitate the mixture of hen egg white proteins and are related with the ability to bind with water (salting out).
