Judging from some very distinct structural relations holding between the -group and the long series of known hydride spectra, we refer the origin of this group to the NH dipole.
The model used to refer the origin of magnetism based on interstitial cations is named BMP' [15].
The term 'action attribution' in motor control studies has been used to refer the origin of an action to its proper agent (i.e., oneself or another person), and the ability of action attribution appears to hinge on the sense of agency, which is the sense of controlling events in the external world [6], [28].
In the following, we will refer to the origin or pickup node of a request i by i, and to its destination or drop off node by n + i. Users specify time windows for either the origin or the destination.
Further, in their justifications 6-year-olds and adults referred to the origin of the objects, whereas 4-year-olds virtually never did.
Provenance, a metadata component referring to the origin and the processes undertaken to obtain a specific geographic digital feature or product, is crucial to evaluate the quality of spatial information and help in reproducing and replicating geospatial processes.
Cosmogony and creation myth are used as synonyms, yet properly speaking, cosmogony is a preferable term because it refers to the origin of the world in a neutral fashion, whereas creation myth implies a creator and something created, an implication unsuited to a number of myths that, for example, speak of the origin of the world as a growth or emanation, rather than an act.
In a nutshell, the "fish tetrapod transition" usually refers to the origin, from their fishy ancestors, of creatures with four legs bearing digits (fingers and toes), and with joints that permit the animals to walk on land.
As a larger and more general context for these areas, Astrobiology refers to the origin and evolution of life in a cosmic setting, and includes interstellar chemistry, planetary atmospheres and habitable zones, the organic chemistry of comets, meteorites, asteroids and other small bodies, biological adaptation to extreme environments, life detection and related areas.
Referring to the origin of his famous remarks on the day after Diana's death, he says he scribbled a few words on the back of an envelope and then sought the "advice and input" of his communications director Alastair Campbell - widely believed to have come up with the phrase the "people's princess".
The latter kind of relationship not merely phyletic but phylogenetic (literally, referring to the origin of a new phylum or major taxon)—reveals a history that can be concurrently approached from two directions, as each clade relates to the other and as both depart from their common ancestor, best studied as corresponding divergences of developmental programs.
