Sentence examples for practical origin from inspiring English sources

The event has its practical origin as the method used by ranchers to immobilize cows for medical treatment.

The mosaic Hox gene pleiotropy described in this paper suggests a plausible rationale and practical origin for modularity, in which selection pressures can favor developmental processes that reinforce a beneficial bias in existing neuronal variations [53].

Literature mentions several barriers that have normative origin, conceptual origins, methodological origins, procedural origin and practical origin.

Many of the stylistic elements associated with being a cowboy or cowgirl actually have a practical origin.

Despite their fanciful appearance, the poodles' cut has practical origins.

The spray-paint can, however, has eminently practical origins.

The practical origins of Riverkeep are as fascinating as its creative roots.

Some forms of etiquette have surprisingly practical origins.

However, it gives a reasonable accuracy for practical applications when an individually adjusted empirical factor of the virtual origin is applied.

Although it was purely practical in origin, Mimamsa became a powerful intellectual force.

But when people lose sight of the merely practical and didactic origin of these distinctions and construct a philosophical theory of form as divisible into simple form and ornate form, logical form and affective form, and so forth, they are introducing elements of rhetoric into aesthetics and vitiating the true concept of expression.