Sentence examples for identifying the provenance from inspiring English sources

This variation is used in dating geological samples and in identifying the provenance of skeletons and clay artifacts.

The quest for suitable data, data treatments and statistical methods for identifying the provenance of iron artifacts has led to a variety of analytical strategies.

In previous years efforts were made to develop a sufficiently rapid method for identifying the provenance of the marbles of which archaeometric and artistic finds [1, 2] were composed.

The list of farmers at the bottom of the menu rolls on as long as the credits at the end of a Spielberg movie; regulars at Fig, Lucques, Rustic Canyon and Lou will have no problem identifying the provenance of the vegetables.

It is often desirable to identify the provenance and the date of manufacture of specimens of pottery as closely as possible.

Yet America itself is working on tracking regulations to identify the provenance of ingredients and stem the risk of terrorist attack on its food supply.

It falls to you to identify the provenance — from books, film or television — of each school (spoiler alert: the answer key is at the bottom of this post).

Seven states are considering bills that would require microscopic imprints on ammunition — following a pioneering bill that became law in California last year — that would help forensic experts identify the provenance of guns used in crimes.

To identify the provenance of SPM, we analyzed the electron spin resonance (ESR) signal intensity and the crystallinity index (CI) of detrital quartz in three size fractions of riverbed sediments: 4 16, 16 63, and >63 μm.

Part of any museum collection is trying to identify the provenance of an object.

So to identify the provenance of these DUFs, the panel of sophisticated methods applied by the authors was unnecessary.