Sentence examples for two different origins from inspiring English sources
"I think it's lucky to be from two different origins.
The combustion noise in aero-engines is known to have two different origins.
These results show that fragility and cooperativity have two different origins.
These fixed poles have two different origins: some are present, whatever be the considered control problem, because of possible non minimality of the state description (in the Kalman sense, i.e. controllability and observability).
In this study, samples of Chlorella spp. and Nannochloropsis from two different origins were analysed to settle a preliminary characterization of these microorganisms as intermediate energy carriers and their properties compared to a conventional lignocellulosic feedstock (pine chips).
TAF cells are derived from cells of two different origins, most likely a combination of both.
This is the case because we do not observe all bilateral movements, and the flows between two different origin countries that present a certain correlation in unemployment affect the flows between that country and Spain.
Here we review recent studies on the solar wind origin in the CH and the QS, compare the possible flow geometries and magnetic structures in these two kinds of solar regions, and summarize the physics associated with two different origin scenarios.
Maybe instead of three different origins, this feature actually appeared once and was inherited by all of the descendants of that ancestor (i.e. the pterosaurs and all the dinosaurs) or perhaps just twice (the pterosaur for one, and then the dinosaurs slightly later).
The dermal matrix of these RHS was recreated using mesenchymal cells from three different origins (skin, wound and hypertrophic scar).
We will assume that the errors committed in the separation process can have three different origins: they can be due to interference between sources, to distortions inserted in the separated signal, and to artifacts introduced by the separation algorithm itself.
