Sentence examples for singular origin from inspiring English sources

All life may not, in fact, have had a singular origin (and why should it; if simple self-replicating molecules could emerge once, then why not multiple times in a largely competition-free age?), and, early on, at least one significant new form of life may have risen from a combination of old ones.

Despite their singular origin, monozygotic twin pairs often display discordance for complex disorders including schizophrenia.

But what Irigaray means by 'speaking from the body' is moving away from a singular conception of origin and desire, and most especially the origin of desire.

For variety, Bill Bryson, in Troublesome Words, takes a stand against treating the Greek origin singular kudos as an English plural.

In disentangling the two senses we appreciate that the emergence of self within immunological thinking does not have a singular point of origin nor singular meaning.

It suggests that the crisis is not singular, but its origin can be also explained from recurrent long-term patterns.

See [3] and [4], where an asymptotically linear system is considered but nonlinearities are singular at the origin.

And the parabolic and hyperbolic orbits have been obtained for problem (1.1) when V is singular at the origin by [4, 9, 19] with variational methods.

We do not need each component of the nonlinear term (f t,u)) to be singular at the origin, and therefore we can deal with some new systems.

The exact solution is singular on the origin node and the interfaces Γ are x-axis and y-axis (fixed by the discontinuity of (a x,y))).

However, the word 'singularity' has a more general meaning in our case because we do not need all components of the nonlinear term (f t,u)) to be singular at the origin as those in [5, 6].