Sentence examples for the point of origin from inspiring English sources

The point of origin is announced in the introduction.

This curious name reflects Hippocrates' notion of the point of origin of the disturbance.

"We were not affected that much, but the Philippines was used as the point of origin".

Military mail is postmarked at the point of origin -- a ship or a base.

Fire investigators found the point of origin just inside the front door.

The data is not, so far, being used to plot the point of origin of the debris.

China had more than 3,000 cases of SARS, the most reported anywhere, and was probably the point of origin for the epidemic last year.

The deepest branches in these gene trees -- the ones that join nearest to the point of origin -- presumably represent populations that are closest to the ancestral human population.

Essaouira has the usual array of stalls selling carpets and tinware, but the town is the point of origin for most of the veneered woodenware in the country.

The Point of Origin (POO) site, the place where they were fired from, has been spotted by an Observation Post (OP), and Bermel is preparing to fight back.

Verifying the identity and purpose of users or operators at the point of origin could be accomplished through electronic fingerprint technology and cargo and vehicle scanning equipment.