Examples of using Common origin in English and their translations into German
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The common origin of barriers.
But what is the common origin;
Is such a common origin of dingo and Shiba possible?
The black lines symbolize a common origin of the cells.
The common origin of these myths explains who brought the Grail to our world many millennia ago.
A counterfeit class is a group of counterfeits having a common origin.
Tanabe and other researchers, form the single, common origin of all indigenous Japanese dogs.
It is interesting tosee two such widely different organs developed from a common origin;
All of us ought to grow in the awareness of our common origin in God's love and creative act.
Although not widely known, tai chi is a specifictype of qigong that has standardized movements and a common origin.
However, they both share the same common origin- the political instability that reigns in the Levant and in Africa.
Knows that certain culturesare linked by particular historical relationships common origin, old contacts, etc.
You have given all peoples one common origin, and your will is to gather them as one family in yourself.
The mineral content of our blood serum and that of seawater are nearly identical,pointing to their common origin even today.
The European Homeland thesis maintains that the common origin of the Indo-European languages lies in Europe.
Common origin, common activities, and common convictions, especially in the political and religious fields.
In addition, the researchers found a common origin for Australian, New Guinean and the Philippine Mamanwa populations.
Not only the results of research in the field ofanatomy and physiology prove that we have a common origin with the animal world.
Firstly language is defined not by common origin, belonging or nation, but by common practice.
The oldest traceable meaning of the endings in-r in Proto-Indo-European, taking the Anatolian examples,show apparently the same common origin.
Founder of linguistics is considered Franz BOOP,who in 1816 efyire the common origin of the main European languages and Indian, Armenian, Persian etc….
In the background of the violent developments from the North African Maghreb over Egypt to the Far East is-in addition to the respective local cause- a common origin.
The Church's bond withnon-Christian religions is in the first place the common origin and end of the human race: All nations form but one community.
The common origin and the unique bond with the Creator makes all people members of a single family, brothers and sisters, created in God's image and likeness as taught in biblical Revelation.
So there's another interesting thing thatcomes from this realization that humans have a recent common origin in Africa, and that is that when those humans emerged around 100,000 years ago or so, they were not alone on the planet.
Has the birds and the reptiles the birds a common origin, the Archosaurier, descent and becomes from this zoologist as Sauropsiden summarized, since she/it a whole row of more together anatomical physique-like characteristics Z.
Although each language shows different formations,they all share a common pattern and therefore have a common origin traceable to Late PIE, unstable at first and later systematized in the early proto-languages.
If this is correct and the Jomon people had beenindeed of Austronesian ethnic origin then a common origin of the dingo, who descended with great probability from Austronesian speaking people from southern China and Taiwan, and the Japanese dogs is well imaginable.
The sooner we see ourselves aswhite people, united by common enemies and challenges, sharing a common origin and a common destiny, the sooner we will be equal to the tasks facing us.
Although proto-language groupings for Indo-European languages may vary depending on different criteria,they all have the same common origin, the Proto-Indo-European language, which is generally easier to reconstruct than its dialectal groupings.