Sentence examples for origins of between from inspiring English sources

Prof Bland said of the 50,000 meteorites that have been discovered, scientists have only worked out the origins of between 20 to 30.

"I had such a strong urge to document what I was going through," Klemp explains to Creators about the origins of Between Intervals.

Aim: The aim of this study is to investigate loading patterns during jumping, muscle function and functional performance in ACL-reconstructed patients and to investigate the origin of between-limb asymmetry by means of a 3-dimensional movement analysis.

The origins of tension between some Sikhs and Muslims goes back centuries to conflict between the revered gurus and the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb (India, 1600s) who forced people to convert to Islam.

The book chronicles the historical origins of separation between the clergy and ordinary people.

A German economic historian, Jacob van Klaveren, writing in the 1950's on the origins of corruption between the state and private business, asserted that corruption in business had begun with the East India Companies.

Both Lewis acid and N → O acyl rearrangement reaction types are discussed in detail, including molecular mechanisms, the chemical character of hydrolytic agents, reaction conditions, and the origins of differences between the results obtained for peptide and protein models.

Another session that drew in a curious crowd was a discussion on the origins of sex between historian Faramerz Dabhoiwala and William Dalrymple, co-director of the Jaipur Literature Festival.

Costaguana identifies the origins of the split between liberals and conservatives in a 19th-century battle between anticlericals and obscurantists, at a time of a thriving free press and a democratic constitution.

The origins of the gap between science and the law dates to 1983.

It might also help illuminate the origins of behavioural differences between breeds, and thus provide insight into a delicate topic, the genetics of behaviour.