Sentence examples for first provenance from inspiring English sources

This study represents the first provenance and surface texture analysis of minerals from the Botucatú paleoerg and was instrumental to unravel past environmental and sedimentary conditions.

A case study is performed, demonstrating that OPMProv can answer all except two queries out of the 16 queries defined in the Third Provenance Challenge.

Motivated by the need to address the Third Provenance Challenge using Taverna workflows and provenance, in this paper we explore the notion of losslessness of OPM graphs relative to Taverna workflows.

First, the provenance of his parents.

Apart from the Gospel of Thomas, whose collection of gnostic-tinged sayings are sometimes claimed to have a first century provenance, none of the endless apocryphal documents can compete with the actual New Testament – and particularly the synoptic gospels and the Pauline epistles – when it comes to historical proximity to the events of Jesus's life.

"There are two big downsides to 'found' video: the first is provenance; it takes money and time to check that it is real and not faked; the second risk is that just because you can shoot on a camera phone doesn't mean you should.

We did not count large vesicles accumulating in the terminal in our calculations because first, their provenance is unknown and second, they are likely to be drifting laterally or resolving so that their presence may be unreliable.

The idea that you could write poems with the subjectivity subtracted has a proud twentieth-century provenance, passing through Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and the American Objectivist poet George Oppen.

Second, data provenance is another substantial issue in predictive toxicology.

Third, the provenance of the original data should be preserved to the greatest degree possible, and existing community standards be used to facilitate integration with other efforts.

A word, first, about the provenance and evidential value of the passage.