Sentences with phrase «place of origin»

The time and place of the origin of the human species is not a religious question.

For marine fish, you can run monthly specials based on place of origin.

The study found that sharing the same place of origin with selection committee members boosts a candidate's probability of election success by about 40 %.

The winery's philosophy is driven by a commitment to understanding the intricacies and unique personalities of each vineyard, resulting in wines that vividly express their distinct places of origin.

We're not just talking about nationality or place of origin here, either, but social and medical situations.

Imagine departing on a journey in which your destination is simply a return to the same place of origin.

«We're working very intensively on the screening process both in places of origin and on arrival to the U.S. and we're looking at that entire process,» CDC's Friedman said today, adding that the administration would make further announcements in coming days.

cited below) published mtDNA evidence for two places of origin for domestic dogs: one in Eastern Eurasia and one in Western Eurasia.

Previous tools were accurate in identifying place of origin within homogeneous European populations but highly inaccurate for places with significant immigration, such as the U.S.

That was the first time a meteorite had been connected back to its exact place of origin.

Previous studies have indicated that the globular cluster is Kapteyn's Star place of origin.

The different levels of caffeine in caffeinated beverages is a result of different places of origin, varying processing and preparation methods (including brewing time), and the amount of milk or cream added.

In Cooperstown on Hall of Fame day, baseball wallows in nostalgia, but at the game's legendary place of origin, the corn tastes just fine

Tatiana Tatarinova, PhD, of The Saban Research Institute of Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Eran Elhaik, PhD, of the University of Sheffield and colleagues developed an admixture - based Geographic Population Structure (GPS) tool that uses genetic distribution and geographical distance to determine place of origin, specifically the country, or in some cases, the village of origin.

It is no exaggeration to state that largely because of its proximity and similarity to Earth, the Red Planet has been deeply ingrained through the years in the public's conscience as the archetypal place of origin of extraterrestrial life, fueling a plethora of unsettling visions of ominous intelligent aliens that were hell - bent on conquering and destroying humanity.

Yet, one of lima beans» proposed places of origin, the place where the early European explorers were thought to have first discovered them, is actually reflected in its name «Lima,» the capital of the South American country of Peru.

I'm not the first to compare the RC F to an American muscle car, price and place of origin notwithstanding, but the 5.0 - liter V - 8 almost necessitates the association.

Meditating on the original place of origin, reaching for our roots within the cosmos allows me to rediscover and worship our oneness while reconnecting myself to a sense of the infinite.

In this exhibition, ideas around longing, memory, and exile resonate and subvert traditional notions of a singular place of origin.

Anish Kapoor's latest stainless steel commission was unveiled at MAST Foundation in Bologna as part of the centre's exhibition «Anish Kapoor: Places of Origin Monuments for the 21st Century»

``............ Although the DHC Program does not maintain self - unification information about complainants, it is noteworthy that for the 10 year period of 2003 to 2012, only 16 % of complaints of discrimination were based on race, 3 % on ethnic origin and nominal number on ancestry and place of origin while 26 % and 50 % of complaints were based on the grounds of disability and sex, respectively.»

«any action undertaken for reasons of safety, security or public protection that relies on stereotypes about race, colour, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, or place of origin rather than on reasonable suspicion, to single out an individual for greater scrutiny or different treatment» (OHRC, Paying the Price: The Human Cost of Racial Profiling, 2003, p. 6).

To collect their data, the research team used bits of wing tissue and DNA sequencing and analytical tools to estimate the time and place of origin for the Hawaiin hoary bat.

With the GPS tool, the investigators were able to take unknown samples, identify the proportions of admixture — meaning, genetic characteristics specific to certain ethnic groups that were combined because of events like migration or invasion — and then calculate the distance to the nearest known population that shares the same admixture signature, in order to identify place of origin.

Although the dog's exact place of origin is in dispute, it is widely believed to have first appeared along the Wolf and Fox River valleys of Wisconsin, and... Read more

But carbonaceous chondrites are known to have formed later than other meteorites — so it was possible that their peculiar isotopic chemistry reflected changes over time in the disk, rather than a distinct place of origin.

Since Omega Centauri is thought to be Kapteyn's star place of origin, scientists estimate that its planets must be approximately 11.5 to 12 billion years old, thus making Kapteyn b not only the oldest known possibly habitable exoplanet to date, but, along with Kapteyn c, the first that might have originated from another galaxy, outside of the Milky Way.

Curated by Milen Nae, the exhibition is titled «Confusion» and built on the central question of «Is it possible to create a new diaspora for those who share, not the same place of origin, nationality, race or religion, but the same feelings and experiences?»

ETX Capital Traders are offered customer support in twelve different languages so that every trader can understand the ETX Capital Withdrawal terms clearly no matter his or her place of origin.

Since these are the things about which ideas of being were first formed in philosophy, it is important that as we refine our ideas we not divorce them from their place of origin.

Members of the Catholic Church must take into consideration the church's place of origin (region) and original beliefs.

It is still a common experience for the missionaries in a pagan land to find the divisions of the Christian church of less significance than in the place of their origin.

Simply, clubbing the lies on Indian history with the help of last century disproved opinions on Indian history simply suite the agenda of those who really like to hijack Yoga from it place of origin and usurp it from the people who preserved it over many thousand years in all adverse situations!

The place of origin is not important so long as both text and congregation are permitted to respond to each other.

At the level of the worshiper, however, religious experience has a tendency to seek out its place of origin.

he responds skeptically It's true: Nazareth was not much as a place of origin for a messiah.

The INGO declaration states: «We uphold the fundamental right of refugees to voluntarily return to their place of origin.

32 - 34; «J») which preserved a ritual decalogue, and a somewhat later version («E,» having its place of origin in the north) which associates the ethical decalogue with the Covenant of the sacred mountain.

The difference, of course, goes back to the place of origin.

For readers outside of the U.S. and Canada, Saveur is having some trouble with international voters, so just select the USA or Canada as your place of origin for now.

Riesling is well associated with Germany and thus is assumed to be the place of origin, but in reality no one really knows where the grape originated.

Trace back refers to any means of tracing raw materials or ingredients in a product back to their places of origin.

And then there was Javier (who was better known by his place of origin, Oaxaca) a tireless ball of energy who even after flipping sauté pans at a breakneck speed all night would inevitably start filling the grill with peppers and the fry baskets with fresh - cut wedges of corn tortillas once service started slowing down.

Interestingly Neapolitan desserts are not as popular in their place of origin as they are in the U.S. And even before our obsession was cemented, the French had been busily preparing a whole slew of Neapolitan inspired ice creams and ice cream cakes.