Sentence examples for a provenance of from inspiring English sources

The mineralogic-petrographic composition of the aggregate supports a provenance of the raw materials from the main volcanic and sedimentary lithologies outcropping in the surroundings of the San Maurizio church [33].

As DNA sequencing becomes increasingly economical and of higher throughput a greater provenance of sequence data enables a more thorough knowledge of the entire evolutionary landscape to be obtained.

A saurolophus, a duck-billed dinosaur that, like T. bataar, has been found only in Mongolia, went to I. M. Chait, in Beverly Hills, with a listed provenance of Central Asia.

Elphidium crispum and Ammonia beccarii indicate a marine provenance of the sandy (tsunami) deposit.

Older districts had a narrow range of similarly stressful habitats accommodating mainly inherited old trees; mature districts had more diversified habitats and a dual provenance of inheritance plus recent recruits; young districts had few of both types.

It's also an amazing thing to be part of a provenance and a history of a painting.

Origin integrity requires that a data packet cannot reuse a provenance from one of other packets as its own provenance without being detected by the BS.

He cited a well-known episode of "Portlandia," in which two diners aggressively interrogate a waiter about the provenance of a chicken.

At a fashionable London picture sale, a story about the amorous provenance of a certain locket is told "for the amusement of the whole room" by "a party of fashionables".

This former soldier of fortune had a provenance as dubious as some of the collections he presided over.

The answer – a firm "possibly" – is explored in this engrossing documentary; a scholarly detective yarn in which Kearney joins biographer Dr Paula Byrne in an effort to determine the provenance of a modest portrait of Austen previously dismissed as inauthentic.