Sentence examples for unfamiliar origin from inspiring English sources

Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto's installations transform an exhibition space into what feels like the inside of a giant as yet undiscovered creature of unfamiliar origin.

Urban myths or legends are by definition stories or facts which are repeated as true by people unfamiliar with their origins.

Yet unfortunately, he said, even that most generalized origin is unfamiliar to most Americans.

Despite its unfamiliar etiology, the hematomas origin might be spontaneous or iatrogenic, which could be secondary to endovascular trauma or the use of anticoagulation drugs during the procedure.

But then, how does one go about designing a tool to detect life of unknown origin and unfamiliar construction?

These potential life forms are would-be residents of what has been termed the shadow biosphere alien life forms of unknown origin and unfamiliar construction that have been thriving on this planet since its formation.

Their names are unfamiliar: Henrique de Curitiba (of Polish origin), Ernst Mahle (German-born), Osvaldo Lacerda, Cláudio Santoro among them.

For greater detail of sequence analysis methodology, we direct the reader to a recent review by Di Bella et al. 19 Many methods of downstream analysis have ecology origins and may be unfamiliar to animal scientists.

Here's an origin story that's likely unfamiliar to Western theologians, but that I was told in kindergarten in the city of Chongqing.

By Jiayang Fan June 9, 2016 Here's an origin story that's likely unfamiliar to Western theologians, but that I was told in kindergarten in the city of Chongqing.

Instead, the concentrations of SAA peaked on day nine after arrival, mirroring the effect of mixing pigs of different origin and thereby exposing them to an unfamiliar flora of microorganisms [ 45, 46].