Sentence examples for points of origin for from inspiring English sources

William Cave said the fire was considered suspicious because arson investigators discovered two points of origin for the blaze.

In summary, the central basis of frugal innovation is to consider emerging markets to be serious markets with potential for sales, as source of resources, and potential points of origin for goods and services demanded worldwide (Chattopadhyay and Sarkar 2011 p. 44).

Beyond Neptune, the Solar System continues into the Kuiper belt, the scattered disc, and the Oort cloud, three sparse populations of small icy bodies thought to be the points of origin for most observed comets.

The idea is to track points of origin for fishing vessels, catalog where and for how long they meet up with other boats, and build a web of relationships between various fleets and companies to establish a more cohesive understanding of transactions occurring in the ocean.

If a mill processed 30% of Ravalli County's wood products, approximately 30% of the harvests in each realization would be randomly flagged as points of origin for that mill.

The dramatic stage-lit images show windswept, blasted trees in the Irish and French countryside – the fruits of his absurd quest to find a real life point-of-origin for an act of imagination.

There has also been recent construction at Newark International Airport, the point of origin for the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania.

Essaouira has the usual array of stalls selling carpets and tinware, but the town is the point of origin for most of the veneered woodenware in the country.

China had more than 3,000 cases of SARS, the most reported anywhere, and was probably the point of origin for the epidemic last year.

One of those places is Cannes, the point of origin for a handful of Telluride films, including "Blue Is the Warmest Color," which won the Palme d'Or this year.

Research in this subject, called neurophysiology, grew in stature with increased understanding of both electrical phenomena and cellular physiology; it served as one point of origin for biophysics.