Sentence examples for from that provenance from inspiring English sources

Nobody had ever seen any objects from that provenance, but Van Rijn tricked a slew of experts and scientific testers and lured Peter Wilson Peter Wilson, then the head of Sotheby's, into backing his story.

Jeffrey Robinson from DVD Talk concluded that "Provenance", along with its follow-up "Providence", "does a fairly good job without including Duchovny" due to its adherence to "the series' main storyline [about] the government conspiracies".

Yet from that silly provenance, adept playwrights have wrought smart theater, and as the stylish production of "The Constant Wife," now at the Equity Library Theater, demonstrates, W. Somerset Maugham was highly adept.

Also to have that provenance, to come directly from a member of the family – "it is an absolutely amazing provenance".

Far be it from me to say that this provenance will stop him shaking up the procurement of government IT.

These provide a unique microfossil signature that indicate provenance from the local till.

Given that we care about where our products and services are coming from, the provenance tracking aspects of Blockchain in the supply chain, I think, is going to be quite interesting.

Differences between all these reports may originate from the provenance of the ILs, and several works deal with impurities found in commercial ILs that could interact with cells and could lead to distorted toxicity results [ 42- 44].

Data integrity requires that an attacker or a set of colluding attackers cannot selectively add or remove nodes from the provenance generated by benign nodes without being detected by the BS.

From the provenance direction and vertical direction, the channel system tends to evolve from weakly restricted to non-restricted.

The further it is from the provenance direction, the weaker the incision, and the stronger the aggradation and lateral migration.