Sentence examples for relating the origin of from inspiring English sources

Lesser begins the section on "Broadcasting" relating the origin of the show's name.

The 9th century Welsh monk Nennius, in his Historia Brittonum, also lists Tytila, naming him as the father of Eni of East Anglia: '...Uffa, who begat Tytillus, who begat Eni,...'.. whilst relating the origin of the kings of East Anglia.

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I argue here that genetic architecture of lower metazoans and representatives of major vertebrate and invertebrate lineages provides no support for the hypothesis relating the origin of vertebrates with widespread gene or genome duplications.

Also extant, although only in Latin and dating from between the 11th and 14th centuries, are shortened versions of some Hungarian legends relating the origins of the Hungarian people and episodes from the conquest of Hungary and from the Hungarian campaigns of the 10th century.

The aforesaid Whitbread site, for example, includes stories relating the origins of the competition and also accounts of previous races.

The tribal epics that relate the origin of the Ifugao and the Bicolano peoples in the Philippines and a number of animistic stories in Indonesian shadow theatre are indigenous myths of great age, while the widely used, romantic Pandji cycle from Java and the Thai King Abhai Mani and Khun Chang Khun Phan are more recent local legends.

One related the origins of Tchaikovsky's lighthearted "Capriccio Italien," written in 1880 (an unusually happy year in the oft-tormented composer's life) while he was staying in a hotel in Rome next to a cavalry barracks.

The review begins with a brief introduction explaining overall principles relating to the origin of second-order nonlinear optical properties.

We have no useful information relating to the origin of the sequences in the Unknown 1 subfamily.

Questions relating to the origin of domains, the identification of domain loss, transfer, duplication and combination with other domains to form new proteins, and the formation of the entire protein domain repertoire [2] remain challenging topics in evolutionary biology.