Sentences with phrase «precise origin»

The Lancashire Heeler's precise origin remains ambiguous, but experts suggest that it is a cross between a Welsh Corgi, a herding dog from Wales, and the Manchester Terrier from Ormskirk.

This particular stunning small dog may be noticed in art physical objects dating back so far as 3,000 years, the actual Maltese teacup pet dog breed's precise origins tend to be uncertain — they might have acquired their name in the Island of Malta, or in the Italian city of Militia.

Whatever its precise origin, the word used by itself embraces a vast number of sauces utilizing every imaginable combination of meats, vegetables, spices, and flavorings — sometimes up to three dozen different ingredients.

In the United States, most commercial habanero seeds are generic (meaning that their precise origin is not specified), although some varieties such as «Red Savina» are appearing in seed catalogs.

The circular wheel with a long rod or axle protruding from its center is the archetypal human invention: though its precise origins are lost in time, it has contributed to any number of technological advances since being deployed more than 5,000 years ago in Mesopotamian potters» wheels.

Several such «hypervelocity stars» have so far been detected, but their precise origin was unclear.

One repeating example of a fast radio burst has finally been pinned down to a tiny and distant dwarf galaxy, narrowing down its precise origin

The precise origin of rogue waves is still disputed.

Researchers caution that more research is necessary to determine the gas's precise origins.

Previous evidence of preserved collagen date back to the Late Cretaceous Period — more than 100 million years younger than this discovery — but those studies extracted the organic remains by dissolving away all other parts of the fossil, without a clear understanding of the precise origins of the collagen.

The precise origin of the virus that causes the deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) remains obscure.

Its precise origins are unclear, though early reports suggest it was being supplied by an Israeli legal high seller called Neorganics as far back as 2007.

In Camargo's time, that riddle may well have been the precise origin of the cells that course through blood.

While the precise origins are unknown, some experts believe that they originate from black holes or intelligent extraterrestrial life, New Scientist explained.

«I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature; lace always evokes for me those incomparable designs which the branches and leaves of trees embroider across the sky, and I do not think that any invention of the human spirit could have a more graceful or precise origin.»

Though the precise origins of the project vary from source to source, the makers of 1989's low - budget supernatural high school comedy Teen Witch all agree that they were united by a common desire to ride the coattails of the Michael J. Fox comedy Teen Wolf.

Background We don't know the precise origin of the German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP), but what we do know is that he was bred to be a prolific hunter.

Although the precise origin of the APBT is not known, we can reliably trace its roots back at least one hundred and fifty years or so [1] to England.

Beagles, as a breed, have been in existence for quite some time, although their precise origins are only vaguely known.

The precise origins of the Irish setter are obscure, but the most reasonable theories consider this breed to have resulted from a blend of spaniels, pointers and other setters — mostly the English but, to a lesser extent, the Gordon.

The Origin: This myth, like many others, doesn't have a precise origin.

There is great debate about the precise origin of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, also known as the Cav, the Cavalier and the Cavie.

The precise origin of Maine Coon cats remains uncertain.

Although it may be something to do with sublime colors that glint off this sand island during sunset the precise origins of its name — Pink Island — may remain lost to history.

It's hard to know the precise origin of the rumors regarding Luigi.

While the fact that the original artifacts rested only a short walk away from the gallery (in Soane's eponymous London museum) somewhat mooted the air of mystery, the details of the chipped faces and carved owls in the film remained opaque, their precise origins left unexplained.

Although the precise origin is unknown, a proverb that dates back at least as far as the 1810s says that a lawyer who represents himself in a legal matter «has a fool for a client.»