Sentence examples for a simple provenance from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Examples of provenance graphs, where (n_1) represents the BS; a simple provenance; b aggregated provenance.

Such a provenance is referred as a simple or linear provenance.

An example of such provenance challenge is collecting provenance information from a simple neuroimaging workflow [12], [26] and documenting the system's response over repeated executions with varying data.

The second set — the one she said she would buy for herself — was a simple modern one with a provenance the store's owner couldn't identify.

In addition, we compare the DNA barcoding approach to a diagnostic assay based on the same gene region, herein called the 'NB system', routinely-used in surveillance programs to assess the gross geographic provenance of Lymantria dispar [24], [26], and suggest a simple transition for monitoring programs to adopt the barcoding approach with its improved reliability and resolution.

Yet here he is, setting sail across the wide Fillorian ocean on what he thinks will be a simple tax-­collecting mission — but turns into a search for a golden key, provenance unknown.

For example, when red posters bearing the sans-serif slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" underneath a simple crown icon started catching on in Britain a few years back, Bex Lewis knew their provenance.

The elementary provenance schemes are the simplest to implement in small-scale WSNs.

To the best of our knowledge, the elementary provenance schemes are the simplest and easiest ones to implement in WSNs when compared to the other provenance schemes.

I like clothes with a provenance, a history.

In his book "Fractals, Chaos, Power Laws," the physicist Manfred Schroeder presented a breathtakingly simple proof of the Pythagorean theorem whose provenance he traced to Einstein.