Sentence examples for originating when from inspiring English sources

In November, Michele Fumagalli and colleagues from the University of California, Santa Cruz, announced that they had observed two clouds of intergalactic gas at redshifts of 3.5 and 3.3 (originating when the universe was only about two billion years old).

Once this ionisation process is complete, what's left is called a planetary nebula, which is a misnomer of a name, originating when astronomers a century ago mistook these bright objects for planets.

Beslan victims sustained multidimensional otologic and other blast injuries: primary injury by the indoor pressure wave; secondary penetrating, blunt or burn trauma from debris; and tertiary injury originating when persons were displaced or surrounding building structures collapsed (7).

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.

It originated when the government had few law enforcement officers and magistrates of its own.

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

The Mollusca can be said to have originated when the radula did.

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

The center originated when the government decided to sell off a piece of public land to private developers.