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单词 origination
释义
origination
noun[U]
uk
/əˌrɪdʒɪˈneɪʃən/us
BANKING,FINANCE
theprocessofarranginga newloanorinvestment:
origination fee/costThecreditunionannouncedthat it would nolongerchargean originationfeeforloans.
Profits from themortgageoriginationbusinesswillprobablyslowin the nearterm.
theprocessofstartingordevelopingsomething, orcausingit tohappen:
Ourbusinessisproductdesignand origination.
thetimeorplaceat which somethingbegins:
Drop-downboxesmade itsimpletopickorigination anddestinationcitiesfor theflight.
(Definition oforiginationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoforigination

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So too they freely acknowledge the many problems inherent to phylogenetic analyses and upon which depend the estimates oforiginationtimes.
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This connection is linked to temporality and, therefore, human souls must have a temporaloriginationand must originate simultaneously with their bodies.
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One may wonder also whether we can include individuation under the indefinite "like" oforiginationin the previous quotation.
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But itsoriginationand its like are things happening to it accidentally.
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This book contains eighteen chapters, which variously address different aspects of theoriginationand extinction of populations, taxa and communities through time.
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Second, temporaloriginationis utterly different from continuous existence while individuation must be continuous and, therefore, cannot be considered a "like" of origination.
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Matter is both a site of generation andorigination, transformation and causality.
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In both regions he suggests thatoriginationof species is more important than immigration.
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On two occasions, separated by a span of ten years, this author studied theoriginationand extinction rates of biological taxa found in the fossil record.
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She discusses in some detail the role of analogy and comparison during listening, suggesting that the process contains sufficientoriginationand activity to merit being described as 'creative'.
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Obviously, if the natural selection of language is in trouble, then alternative accounts of itsoriginationnot only deserve a fair hearing, but also ought to be sought.
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The absence of abundant insect remains does not seem to us a significant impediment to the forest fire theory which otherwise explains theoriginationof the tetrapod fossils so well.
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Because of this, the structure(s) of consciousness operative in theoriginationof the phenomena may be only dimly reflected in the phenomena at hand to the scholar.
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There are, as we have tried to indicate, some uncertainties about what he precisely means in the exposition of his theory of the soul's temporalorigination.
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Whether we consider music of a specific style or at a specific moment in itsorigination, dissemination or reception, there is likely to be a disparity in available published research.
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