Sentence examples for release originate from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 2001, Queen began appearing on other artists' reggaetón compilation albums from which many of the songs on this release originate.

The e-mails in the release originated from "Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysts" who identified themselves as employees of a company called TEKsystems.

The emails in the release originated from "Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysts" who identified themselves as employees of a company called TEKsystems.

In order to address this problem, the effect of sink source relations on CO2 release in the root zone of hydroponically grown cucumber, namely release originating from root respiration and the microbial decomposition of organic compounds released by the roots, was investigated.

No matter what mechanism dominates the excess fat deposition in nonadipose tissue, accretive fatty acid release originated from AT or impaired AT storage of ingested fat, the dysfunction, and destruction necessarily associated with ectopic fat depots cannot be too strongly emphasized.

In the meantime, new cases of Minamata disease had been discovered in Niigata, Japan, in 1965 on the main island of Honshu (Tsubaki et al. 1969, 1977); methylmercury releases originated from the same production processes using mercury as a catalyst.

This relatively short period may indicate that the release originates from an intracellular presynthesized protein.

It is also supposed that the release originates from acoustic streaming produced by radiation force.

Since taurine release properties could be mimicked in synaptosomal preparations, we speculate that such release may originate from a neuronal compartment.

Lateral release waves originate from the edges of the impacting projectile.

Since neither of the oxygen atoms in the released O2 originate from water, the most plausible source is the OH groups of 1. Furthermore, solvent substitution at PtIV is not likely to occur before its reduction to PtII.