Sentence examples for reference to the origin from inspiring English sources

The Coals of South Wales, with Special Reference to the Origin and Distribution of Anthracite.

Samples were collected and labelled with an alphanumeric code without any reference to the origin country.

In this way he was the key figure in the pre-Darwinian period to open up the issues that were explored further in the early nineteenth century with reference to the origin and changes of organic species.

Then, the viewer can catch a glimpse of something like a reference to the origin of consciousness.

Nucleotide distances (Appendix Figure) clearly allowed discrimination of the 2 genotypes previously described as the Italian and the Spanish genotypes by reference to the origin of viruses.

In some of his later writings, Haeckel mentioned the principle of endosymbiosis (or symbiogenesis), with reference to the origin of certain green algae.

The band who had delighted in telling gig-goers to "prepare to be swamped" (an unsubtle reference to the origins of their name) now found they were swimming against the tide.

Reviewing various references to the origin of this race, he comes to the conclusion, on the evidence of philology, that the Gypsy dialects are closely connected with those of Dardistan, and he accordingly fixes this region as the is based largely on original Gypsy home.

There are a couple of references to the origin stories.

References to the origin of the cell line as Ascalapha odorata should be replaced with "a cell line of Trichoplusia ni origin".

Tacitus, in one of the earliest non-Christian references to the origins of Christianity, notes that the population searched for a scapegoat and rumors held Nero responsible.