Sentence examples for make provenance from inspiring English sources

The diamond industry -- led by De Beers, the world's largest trader -- has moved to tighten trading and toward branding diamonds to make provenance clear.

In some cases, like the Bentley Old Number One, entire cars have been made from only a handful of surviving parts and a lot of new metal.All of which makes provenance ever more important.

After further thought, I do think the complaint was valid and therefore I have included retrospective mentions of the paper in order to make its provenance crystal clear.

Clearly, a more detailed, comprehensive assessment of genetic variation in white pine is necessary to make confident provenance selections to support assisted migration efforts to better adapt forests to climate change (Yang et al. 2015).

His father, Hildebrand, was one of four traders the Nazis commissioned to deal in "degenerate" or looted art, which makes the provenance of at least some of it questionable.

(6) Define a core set of rules that identify the valid inferences that can be made on provenance representation.

Under Reed's curatorial leadership over many years, the MFA has made its provenance research accessible.

What difference will the Clapton provenance make to prices?

The amount and quality of artwork, combined with its documented user-produced provenance, make the Oppenheimer Siddur a rarity among extant Hebrew manuscripts.

This suggests that REE chemistry might be relatively independent of chemical weathering, whereas HFSEs are affected by this process and therefore make relatively poor provenance proxies.

Both have been used to predict the response of natural populations or plantations of forest trees to climate change, and to make recommendations about provenance selection for seed collection, breeding population establishment, and reforestation for uncertain future climates.