origination

In fact, Park is way down the chain of origination.

In this case I can imagine a number of originations for the story.

The second meaning is the "origination of the new idea."

It is the origination point for Routes 4, 80 and 95.

This era also saw a significant return to film origination.

You are ordered to turn back to your point of flight origination.

The team does have a coach who has been coaching since the team's origination in 2008.

The origination of human souls is particularly described in the third book.

Traditions have something to say about the origination of this dance.

It is the sound not only of origination but also for dissolution.

This case will not count as fee origination for me.

The public policy origins begin at the Federal level with the concept of local origination.

The hotel wasn't able to access the call origination number.

Once the origination site was found, agents began their "dig."

We've taken the whole origination process and made its costs more variable."

Origination costs and interest rates should be about the same as for a conventional loan.

Some have suggested that this makes the interest rate more critical than the origination fee.

While this notion was not entirely new, Simon is best known for its origination.

If vetoed, the bill is sent back to the chamber of origination.

"If the statement they put out includes the origination of the case, tell them not to use my name.

Additionally, 37 solid tumors of different origination have been found.

When the origination jobs are real then growth and longevity become sustainable.

There are really two notions of freedom: voluntary action and origination.

Origination is "essentially flat" over the same quarter a year ago, he said.

Due to the lack of cases worldwide, however, the history behind the origination is unclear.