What is Origin: Definition and 666 Discussions

Country of origin (COO) represents the country or countries of manufacture, production, design, or brand origin where an article or product comes from. For multinational brands, COO may include multiple countries within the value-creation process.
There are differing rules of origin under various national laws and international treaties. Country of origin labelling (COOL) is also known as place-based branding, the made-in image or the "nationality bias." In some regions or industries, country of origin labelling may adopt unique local terms such as terroir used to describe wine appellations based on the specific region where grapes are grown and wine manufactured.
Place-based branding has a very ancient history. Archaeological evidence points to packaging specifying the place of manufacture dating back to some 4,000 years ago. Over time, informal labels evolved into formal, often regulated labels providing consumers with information about product quality, manufacturer name and place of origin.

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  1. R

    What is the Origin of this Equation?

    Hi, Anyone have a literature that describe this equation: http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss326/ricky_fusion/P_3.jpg I need to know how where is it coming from.. Thanks a lot by your helpfull.
  2. G

    Does a static/normal force grpah go thorugh the origin?

    why? the same goes for kinetic
  3. J

    Find the closest point to the origin on the curve of intersection to a cone

    Homework Statement find the point closest to the origin on the curve of intersection of the plane 2y+4z=5 and the cone z^2=4x^2+4y^2 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution see 40 attachement. I found the used f(x,y,z)=x^2+y^2+z^2 and found its gradient. found ggrad and...
  4. N

    Entropy change and origin of life

    Hi i m new here. i 'll get straight to the point. we know that a thermodynamic system always tend to proceed to a higher entropy level then how did 'living organisms' that are highly organized and thus have low entropy emerge from a chaotic system that has very high entropy (here the...
  5. JJBladester

    Show that the origin is a critical point (linear differential equation)

    Homework Statement Show that the origin (0,0) is a critical point. Write the linear differential equation in operator format and solve. Homework Equations x'' + 10x' + 25x = 0 The Attempt at a Solution I am not sure how to show that the origin is a critical point (without using...
  6. G

    The Delusional Question - Is It Necessary To Question the Origin of Life?

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/pew/63rejectdarwinstheoryofevolution;_ylt=An8rzCf84KVpYf08mAMFUO8DW7oF After all of these years ... Perhaps what we are witnessing is the exhibition of " an evolutionary trait " deemed as common sense. Really - why do some scientist believe that there is an...
  7. L

    Origin of y=mx+b: Explaining Slope & Y-Intercept

    Hello, could someone please explain to me why the equation y=mx+b uses 'm' for slope and 'b' for y-intercept? This has always bothered me for some reason.
  8. M

    Can I show that its jacobian is nonsingular at the origin?

    Hi I have a problem. I want to prove a necessary condition in a theorem. I know that a smooth transformation is diffeomorphism around the origin. Can I show that its jacobian is nonsingular at the origin?
  9. M

    Exploring the Origin of the Moon: Theories and Possibilities

    There is currently a number of proposals for the evolution or origin of the Moon. It has an unusually high inclination to the Earth's equatorial plane and a low inclination to the ecliptic, which has prompted varied speculation. (See Wikipedia Moon). I was particularly interested in the...
  10. C

    Is Inertia Truly Uniform in All Directions?

    The title of this thread is taken from the 1952 paper by Professor D.W.Sciama. Having just spent the lunch-hour reading it, I have a question. (I accept that I should go and do some more reading to find the answer myself, but life is short and my desire to know is strong.) To what degree of...
  11. J

    Origin of Universe: Exploring Current Scientific Theories

    [Please move this question to appropriate form, if it does not fit here] Many of my theist friends ask me, "if science tells you matter can neither be created or destroyed, how did the universe originate from nothing". I'm unable to answer them clearly . Can someone explain this in currently...
  12. M

    Finding Electric Field at Point x Away from Origin

    How do I find the electric field at a point p distance x away from the origin? I guess the y component cancels. I should use the equation E = kq/r2 and add the electric field made by the 3 charges as vectors, but how do I do that? My attempt: r = x/√(x2 + a2) cosθ = x/r Ex =...
  13. Loren Booda

    Chance of random walk returning to origin

    Starting out at zero on a number line and moving in succession one unit right or left at random, what is the probability that you will eventually return to zero?
  14. R

    Origin of Black Holes: Can BH Be Formed During Star Formation?

    Can BH be formed during star formation process? For instance, giant gas cloud or several collided clouds. In this case, can BH be created right after BB? Thank you.
  15. O

    Origin of suspected black hole in Omega Centauri

    Omega Centauri is suspected of being centred on a black hole and of perhaps being the remnant of a small galaxy rather than just a globular cluster. Could someone tell me, in either case, what the the accepted view is of how the black hole got there? Was it created as the star cluster formed...
  16. T

    Quick question: Is the multiverse theorized to have an origin?

    Hi, I am just curious as to whether the "multiverse" predicted by M-theory (and other similar theories) is theorized to have an origin. Or is it envisaged as some sort of infinite membrane on which our universe and others like it are created but itself having no origin, cause or point of...
  17. R

    Finding points farthest away from the origin

    Homework Statement find the points on the curve 9x^2 + 4xy +6y^2=11 that are farthest away from the origin Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution
  18. D

    Can the speed of light truly be constant from its origin of motion?

    Now I know light motion is consistence from any frame of reference and can’t accelerate since it is mass less and lacks momentum. So the speed of light is always c. What about the point where light started? So does that imply that the speed of light was c at the point it was starting? That means...
  19. H

    Origin of the term seperable

    Origin of the term "seperable" I was just curious as to why out of all properties of metric spaces (ie compactness, closure, etc), i don't know how the term seperable makes sense intuitively... is there an origin to this term? Just curious. cheers
  20. P

    Webpage title: The Quantum Nature of the Fresnel Effect

    I work in computer graphics so I use and am familiar with the fresnel equations governing reflections from conductors and dielectrics. My question is about the origin of these effects. As I understand it, the fresnel equations describe the 'average' result of myriad individual photon-material...
  21. H

    Differential equations origin graph

    will the graph of the solution to the differential equation dy/dx=1+y^4 pass through origin? My solution graph is not passing through origin. If it should pass, then how?
  22. cepheid

    Is there a deeper explanation for Newton's Third Law?

    Hey, quick question. Is there any way that we can sort of "explain" Newton's Third Law as a corollary of Newton's 2nd (consv. of momentum)? I mean, if object A is interacting with object B, and initially the total momentum is p_A + p_B, then change in p_A = -change in p_B for momentum to be...
  23. Philosophaie

    Sphere Radius = 1 centered at origin

    r^2 = x^2 + y^2 + z^2 I would like to know what would be the equations be for: A sphere of radius = r in Rectangular Coordinates fx(x,y,x)*x +fy(x,y,x)*y + fz(x,y,x)*z fx(x,y,x)=? fy(x,y,x)=? fz(x,y,x)=? A sphere of radius = r in Rectangular Coordinates with spherical members...
  24. C

    Graphing Resistance vs. Bandwidth, why wouldn't go throught the origin?

    I am using Excel and plotting a line of best fit for Resistance vs. Bandwidth. I used the LINEST function to get my values, and it shows that it would cross the y-intercept at around 288 Hz. I am just wondering why when using resistance vs bandwidth it would never cross at the origin. That is...
  25. C

    Origin of the First Cell & Career Paths in Biomolecular Computing

    can an educated person give me an explanation on how the first cell came to be? I mean how simple can a cell really be? and I thought of something, once a cell assembles why does it need DNA, as long as the current enzymes are not destroyed it does not need blueprints on how to create them again...
  26. B

    Coordinate (1,-2), angle of intersection thru origin?

    I'm trying to do a simple electric field due to point charges problem, but I'm stuck on a very simple detail. There are a number of point charges on an xy plane, and one of the point charges is at the cooridinate (1,-2). I need to figure out which angle a line drawn from this point to the...
  27. K

    Questions about the origin of the universe

    1. Is it true that time was created in the big bang? In that case; what was it created from? 2. Is it possible that the universe is infinite in space, matter/energy or time? 3. Will the universe continue to expand forever? 4. If time was created in the BB, does it need to have a cause? I've...
  28. S

    Magnitude and Direction of Electric Field at the origin? Please help

    Homework Statement A continuous line of charge lies along the x axis, extending from x=+xo to positive infinity. The line carries charge with a uniform linear charge density lambda. What are the magnitude and direction of the electric field at the origin? Homework Equations E =...
  29. C

    Displacement vs. Point of Origin

    Hey, this seems easy, but I'm not sure. Does the displacement depend on the choice of the origin for the coordinate system?
  30. T

    Origin of the Uinverse / baby universe

    I have read that we may someday be able to initiate the creation of a universe in the laboratory. From a layperson point of view, can someone enlighten me. Is this really possible? If it ever happens then the link between the newly created universe and ours would be very brief so would we...
  31. X

    A particle leaves the origin (motion in 2 dimensions)

    Homework Statement A particle leaves the origin with an initial velocity v = 3.92i , in m/s. It experiences a constant acceleration a = -1.00i -0.80j , in m/s2. What is the velocity of the particle when it reaches its maximum x coordinate? i-component of velocity? j-component of the...
  32. C

    Vector from origin problem

    i have no idea how to solve these 2 questions.. please direct me to the right way. 1. Find the vector from the origin to the center of mass of a thin triangular plate (uniform density) whose vertices are A(7, 7, 2), B(7, 4, 6), and C(4, 10, 1). 2. Find the area of the parallelogram determined...
  33. C

    Where would you place a proton to produce this field at the origin?

    Homework Statement You want to create an electric field = < 0, 5e4,0 > N/C at location < 0, 0, 0>. Where would you place a proton to produce this field at the origin? Homework Equations \vec E = q\hat{r} / 4\pi\varepsilon r^2 The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure how to treat...
  34. T

    Kindergarden question about the Strong Force: its origin

    (If you don't feel like reading all three paragraphs just skip to the sentence written in bold.) So I am autodidacting myself through the world of (quantum) physics, just the concepts of course, no math and I finally got to a stage where I can use my present knowledge to (partially) deduce...
  35. J

    What is the Origin of the Spatial Metric in Non-Inertial Frames?

    Can anyone explain to me the origin of the spatial metric for measuring distances in non-inertial frames? d\ell^2 = [(g_{0i}g_{0j})/g_{00} - g_{ij}]dx^i dx^j. I've heard it quoted but never seen it derived. I believe it works on the assumption that distance is half the proper time for...
  36. A

    Rate of change of distance from origin?

    Homework Statement A particle moves along the parabola y = 4x^{2} such that it's x coordinate increases at a steady rate of 5 units/minute. How fast is the particle's distance from the origin changing when it is at the point (1,4)? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...
  37. A

    What is the physical origin of gain in a BJT?

    Homework Statement "What is the physical origin of gain in a BJT?" I can figure out gain using gain equations but am having a hard time describing the physical origin of gain in a BJT.. can anyone help?
  38. U

    Origin of universe/big bang question

    I've heard that before cosmologists found that our universe' expansion was accelerating, they thought that there could be enough matter to cause expansion to stop and the universe would undergo the 'big crunch' which could result in another big bang. Once they theorized this they concluded that...
  39. wolram

    Kinematic Origin of Cosmological Redshift: Bunn & Hogg

    arXiv:0808.1081 (cross-list from physics.pop-ph) [ps, pdf, other] Title: The kinematic origin of the cosmological redshift Authors: Emory F. Bunn, David W. Hogg Comments: 14 pages. Submitted to Am. J. Phys Subjects: Popular Physics (physics.pop-ph); Astrophysics (astro-ph); General...
  40. P

    The origin of conservation of momentum

    I was having a discussion about the cause/s of conservation of momentum with a friend and was given a very unsatisfactory explanation (something to do with space being homogenous). Is it an irreducable physical law like the conservation of energy, or is there a good (intuitive) physical...
  41. jtbell

    What is the history of fish-slapping in Gaulish culture?

    I've just been watching the animated film Astérix et les Vikings. Apparently the inhabitants of Astérix's Gaulish village like to fight each other using fish as weapons! I'd post a screenshot if it weren't for our rule about copyrighted content.
  42. K

    Line of charge, Feild on the origin

    Homework Statement A line of charge with a uniform density of 35.0 nC/m lies along the line y = -12.6 cm, between the points with coordinates x = 0 and x = 44.2 cm. Calculate the electric field it creates at the origin. Find the x- and y-components of the field. Homework Equations I...
  43. J

    What Caused Pluto's Unusual Orbit and Formation of its Moons?

    Theory of Pluto's Disruption of Orbit Several hundred millennia ago, Pluto was originally a miniscule satellite (about 75%-65% of it's current mass) of larger Neptune when a comet (being 6/8 of the mass of pre-collision Pluto) struck Pluto with as much force to push Pluto out of orbit around...
  44. B

    Origin of terminology (baryon number, hypercharge, strangeness)

    I'm doing some research on the history of particle physics from 1947-1964, and have been completely unable to find an answer to this question -- does anyone know when and by whom terms such as baryon number and hypercharge were introduced? A related question...Several of my sources cite a...
  45. J

    The Origin of the Universe: Unraveling the Mystery of the Big Bang

    I've been watching documentaries and programs related to the Universe and its origins. That made me curious and I began reading/researching more about this topic. All sources do a good job of explaining everything back to the point of origin. However, there's something that no one seems to be...
  46. S

    Exploring the Origin of Born Repulsion of Atoms

    hello, I am curious about born repulsion of atoms, ie short range repulsion energy term proportional to 1/r^n. I find this in many solid state type books and they all call it the born repulsion and give no hints to its derivation or where it comes from. In _Atomic Physics_ 6th ed. by Max...
  47. B

    Find the magnitude and sign of the point charge at the origin

    Homework Statement The value of the Electric field at a distance of 82.8 m from a point charge is 75.3 N/C. Its direction is radially in toward the charge. The Coulomb constant is 8.98755 E9. Find the magnitude and sign of the point charge at the origin. Answer in units C. Homework...
  48. E

    The radius of an ellipse from the origin.

    Hello, given (x^2)/(a^2) + (y^2)/(b^2) = 1. and using polar coordinates x=rcos(phi) , y=rsin(phi), equating gives r^2 = 1/[(cos^2(phi)/a^2) + (sin^2(phi)/b^2)]. or if we leave b in the nominator : r= b/[(sin^2(phi)+(b^2/a^2)cos^2(phi)]^1/2. -could someone give a hint as to how the...
  49. B

    Symmetry about the origin?

    Determine whether the graph of the relation is symmetric with respect to the y axis, x axis, or the origin. y=(x-3)^{3} I don't know how to produce a visual of the graph with this post but it is a graph of y=x^{3} moved 3 units to the right along the x axis. Visual examination of the graph...
  50. W

    Electrodynamics problem: charge origin?

    [SOLVED] Electrodynamics problem: charge origin? When you have an insulating region within a conductor and an electric field is applied such that a current flows, this current will be made to move around the insulating region. -I assume a charge distribution will arise on the surface of the...
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