Sentence examples for which originated about from inspiring English sources

The flood, which originated about one mile north of the town, damaged over 500 houses and brought down several trees.

In turn, the still active "Piton de la Fournaise", which originated about 0.55 Mya, has had three main eruptive phases from 0.53 to 0.29 Mya, from 0.22 to 0.05 Mya, and from 0.013 to the present [ 32].

One of the most interesting findings of our phylogeographic refinement is the identification of a new clade E-V15155), which originated about 12 ka (95% CI: 8.6 16.4) in eastern Africa (posterior probability = 0.99) where it is currently mainly distributed.

It so happens that this secluded area offers the perfect conditions for growing the Pink Lady apple, which originated at about the same latitude, although in the Southern Hemisphere, in Manjimup, Western Australia.

The evolutionary development of the Komodo dragon started with the Varanus genus, which originated in Asia about 40 million years ago and migrated to Australia.

The evolutionary development of V. salvadorii started with the genus Varanus, which originated in Asia about 40 million years ago and migrated to Australia.

There is in fact no unanimous opinion about which originated first.

The Berkshire, which originated in Berkshire, Eng., about 1770, is used for fresh pork production in England and Japan; a larger bacon type has been evolved in Australia and New Zealand.

Because of that, he added, he was not maintaining the case that instructions were given to E by another woman, A, which originated from Mr Mosley, about a Nazi theme.

Besides the suite and opera overture, the short humorous intermezzo, which originated in Naples and flourished about 1685 1750, strongly influenced pre-Classical symphonists.

The musical about Holly, which originated in London and was produced on Broadway in 1990, covers the last three years of his life and includes some 25 musical numbers, including "Maybe Baby," "Ready Teddy" and "That'll Be the Day".