Sentence examples for by provenance from inspiring English sources

The menu is ordered by provenance: Sea, Garden, and Farm.

The idea of open production information received a lot of attention at an event organised in collaboration by Provenance, the Open Knowledge Foundation and Impact Hub Westminster in January.

Part of the hunt is categorizing mullets by provenance, age and distinctive markings: Hockey Hair, from the North; the Kentucky Waterfall, from the Bluegrass State; the Midwest Metal; the Fading Glory, for the receding variety; the Puffy-Combed Wagtail.

As Adam Sachs wrote in Details, "From roughly the time of the Renaissance artist to the era of the J. Peterman catalog, with its absurd consumerist prose poetry, we've been entranced by provenance, tethered by narrative to things we covet and consume.

Suspiciously, the three red and three white Burgundies are listed only by provenance.

These techniques showed that the analysed marbles were differentiable mainly by provenance.

It aims to facilitate the process of collaborative tree-assembly while providing links to published phylogenetic hypotheses and represents a web-based content management system for phylogenetic information that provides node-by-node provenance of grafted trees.

Like the CIA, the 87Sr/86Sr values imply decreasing alteration in the sediment from Yueyang to the river mouth, although some of this trend is driven by the provenance change implied by the Nd data between Yueyang and Hukou.

This strain differs by its provenance from a sub-Mediterranean area, and by growing on Quercus as a host from all other strains.

Perhaps emboldened by its provenance (a museum in Bremen, Germany), bidders sent the picture soaring to a surprising $13.24 million, again more than half above its high estimate.

Anyone worried by the provenance of NSA-supplied curves is free to use these new ones instead.Even America's government is getting in on the act.