Sentence examples for represents the origin from inspiring English sources

The central emblem is the t'aegŭk, which represents the origin and the duality of the universe.

The Big Book represents the origin of the self-help movement; try to imagine a publishing industry without it, or without the word "anonymous".

Many Mexican Indians in southern states such as Oaxaca believe that the maize plant represents the origin of life itself.All this has made GM maize an unusually sensitive issue.

The anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS) represents the origin of the direct head of the rectus femoris tendon [17].

Just between the columella initials and the stelar pole, a single layer of epidermis endodermis structural initial cells is visible and represents the origin of the epidermis and all ground cell layers (Fig. 7b).

One hypothesis is that the subgroup named Peruvian SLC-SP represents the origin of SLC.

In the annals of American slavery, this painful story would be utterly unremarkable, save for one reason: This union, consummated some two years before the Civil War, represents the origins of a family line that would extend from rural Georgia, to Birmingham, Ala., to Chicago and, finally, to the White House.

Homeric poetry thus contains the "models or ideal portraits" which form the mental dictionary of the Ancients, and explains the place Vico assigns to Homer in the frontispiece where his statue represents the origins of human society in poetic wisdom.

For SwAsp samples they represent the origin of the original clone that was used to establish the clonal common garden experiment at the Skogforsk research station, Sävar, near Umeå, (63.896054°N, 20.549321°E).

The three sources are triggered 40 ms apart and the triggering time of the second source is conventionally taken to represent the origin of the time axis.

The overall visualization concept required the dots representing avian orders to radiate outward from a central point representing the origin of birds.