Sentence examples for the single origin from inspiring English sources

He finds an antagonist in an idealistic professor desperate to discover artifacts to prove his theory of the single origin of all races.

And when Roland Barthes proclaimed the "death of the author" as the single origin and ultimate explanation of the text, he was really announcing the birth of the reader as its new source of meaning and significance.

According to Craig, the single origin bars matched the Ecuador 66 percent cocoa, Venezuela 72percentt and Madagascar 64percentt couvertures (high-quality chocolate used by chocolatiers in remelting) from Valrhona's product catalog that year.

This is the provenance of the single Origin manuscript leaf in the AMNH collection.

However, defenders of the single origin were known years later as the "American school" in reference to a group of U.S. scholars led by Czech anthropologist Ales Hrdlička.

Consider the single Origin manuscript page in the collection of the American Museum of Natural History, which, as mentioned above, was a gift of Henrietta Darwin to Henry Fairfield Osborne. Figure 1 shows the entire manuscript page, which site visitors can see on their screens.

Another interpretation of the aye-aye's origins has once again called into question the single origins of the lemurs.

(In Piedmont only Domori, under the young and innovative Gianluca Franzoni, known as Mack, has entered the single-origin, sexily packaged international chocolate sweepstakes).

Using its own PLC Roastery beans, Pink Lane covers all the single-origin pour-over and espresso bases, and it knocks out a superlative flat white.

But the second finding made by the authors, described in the final two chapters of "Java Man," favors the rival school of thought, known generally as the single-origin or out-of-Africa model.

The alternative model, called the "out-of-Africa"—or, more cautiously, the "single-origin"—theory of human emergence, are actually two closely related models, called Out of Africa 1 and Out of Africa 2, that complement one another.