Origins in sentence

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You have to put humor to one side and think about the social meaning of laughter because that's where its origins lie.

So around our own planet, we know there's life, we've developed a complex life, we now can question our own origins.

CA: Jim, here's another project that you've supported philanthropically: Research into origins of life, I guess.

You heard me talk a lot about the body's memory that dates back millions of years, to our marine origins.

The day you get back into the water, when you hold your breath for a few seconds, you will reconnect with those origins.

But we can also probe the origins of the universe by recreating the hot, dense conditions that existed at the beginning of time in the laboratory.

Physicists hope that by going to even greater energies, they can see back to a time when all the forces were one and the same, which would make understanding the origins of the universe a lot easier.

We can even use the same process to go back one step further, and trace the origins of Proto-Germanic to a language called Proto-Indo-European, spoken about 6000 years ago on the Pontic steppe in modern day Ukraine and Russia.

At some point, these emergent patterns of activity become sufficiently complex, and curious to begin studying their own biological origins, not to mention emergence.

While the cause is clear in secondary headaches, the origins of primary headaches remain unknown.

If we go back to the origins of mediums, by all best guesses, it starts around a fire, with a good story.

Or maybe people like me, with multiple origins, living in a big, cosmopolitan metropolis.

I don't know if you realize, but the Latin script, the Latin alphabet that we use has its origins thousands of years ago, near the Nile River.

Syria was largely a place of tolerance, historically accustomed to variety, accommodating a wide range of beliefs, origins, customs, goods, food.

Maybe we could try to pinpoint the exact changes in the brain that result in diseases, diseases like Alzheimer's and epilepsy and Parkinson's, for which there are few treatments, much less cures, and for which, very often, we don't know the cause or the origins and what's really causing them to occur.

Psychopathy is a developmental disorder with strongly genetic origins, and it results in a personality that's cold and uncaring and a tendency to engage in antisocial and sometimes very violent behavior.

But in fact, the origins of the modern computer are much more playful, even musical, than you might imagine.

It gives us a completely new view of human origins and what it means to be human, all conventional theories of cultural evolution, of the origin of humans, and what makes us so different from other species.

To understand where these bottles end up, we must first explore their origins.

For this bit of plastic with such humble origins, suddenly the sky is the limit.

If you look at the origins of this, the classic history sort of takes it all back to the ENIAC here.

This is modifying IBM equipment, which is the origins of the whole data-processing industry, later at IBM.

Now, to understand the origins of Ms. Marvel, we have to take a trip to a land far, far away, [It was New Jersey] (Laughter) a long, long time ago, where - come on - where a young girl with a cowlick and bad taste in clothes never felt like she could fit in.

You see, Beyoncé wanted to pay homage to New Orleans, and my art reminded her of her creole origins.

And often the conflict is based on old stories of identity and belonging and origins.

And these identities are based on myths, typically about ancient, primordial origins.

But they all have somewhat shared origins.

And we share our origins with a handful of the living great apes.

First one is really a question of origins.

Well, the question of origins, as with so many other questions in biology, seems to have been answered by Darwin over a century ago.

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