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The phrase you are looking for is "originates from". For example, "The custom of exchanging Valentines cards on February 14th originated from England."
...this is because the report from which the figure originates by the Information Directorate of the Interior Ministry appears to be a confidential one, unavailable to members of the public [which] was leaked to French Newspaper Le Figaro.
The second kind of structuring originates by sub-cuticular inserts of mineral crystals, such as silicon oxides (Fig. 17b).
An alternative design originates by substituting (34) in (2) as follows: (35). in which can be viewed as total receiver noise corresponding to sensor with,, and,.
It also said last month that it's hoping to drum up more investor demand for the debt it originates by starting a hedge fund that will buy its own loans.
These modes are coupled through gyroscopic and non-linear terms, while the parametric excitation originates by small periodic perturbations of the spin speed of the ring.
According to Institutes 2.1.11-12, proriginatesginates by natural law, with which the law of nations is synonymous: "Of some things we obtain dominium [lordship] by natural law, which, as we have said, is called the law of nations.
This method was originated by Rolf Nesch, the German-Norwegian printmaker.
The role of Miss Fozzard was originated by Patricia Routledge, but Ms. Redgrave has not seen that performance.
As Dot, a role brilliantly originated by Bernadette Peters, Melissa Errico is as delectable as always and sings charmingly.
Then she sang "Anthems for a 17-Year-Old Girl," inhabiting a part originated by Emily Haines.
The main feature of it was "containment" originated by George Kennan in 1947.
