Sentence examples for years of origin from inspiring English sources

She thought it was a well-oiled operation, but a little too much so, and questioned the originality of it as a version of the meat fruit had previously been available at the restaurant Amber in another Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong and little touches as the years of origin which appear next to the menu items have been used before by Marco Pierre White.

An article on Friday about two Iraqis who hope to revive the country's monarchy and become king misstated the institution's year of origin.

The golden anniversary of the Beatles is more or less upon us, depending upon when one deems their year of origin, and this would be a glorious way to celebrate that milestone.

Table 1 Overview is policy action plans Ruhr city governments have prepared regarding CHP City Year of origin of policy action plan Inhabitants Actions regarding decentralised CHP Bochum 2009 373,000 Feasibility study: integration of small CHP (buildings) in the regional supply concept ('virtual power plant').

For the time dimension, we applied regression of all genotypic variables against the year of origin.

By coloring the H1 and H3 virus subtypes by year of origin, a trend of change in codon usage with time could be seen for both viral subtypes.

We detected misincorporations in 28 out of the 163 specimens that yielded sequences (17.2%) with a mean year of origin at 1929.

In some cases, especially in the oldest experiments, families were sorted according to the flowering time, or to the year of origin.

A series of nutritional trials was imposed on these steers resulting in a total of 202 contemporary groups based upon nutritional trial, ranch and year of origin as well as slaughter group.

Major, class year, place of origin and a mother's education level are predictors of health-related knowledge level in our vocational college students.

It appears to have formed 12.7 billion years ago, within a billion years of the origin of the universe in the theorized Big Bang.