Sentence examples for on provenance from from inspiring English sources

Signed sports memorabilia such as a football shirt or cricket cap can be hard to assess as the ink tends to soak into the fabric giving a smudge like appearance which is difficult to validate, the only way to be sure is to be there at the signing or rely on provenance from a reputable dealer.

Detrital zircon ages of meta-sediments provide robust constraints on their provenance from the Ili-Central Tianshan Arc.

"You can't put a price on provenance".

The second was Megalosaurus nethercombensis, named after its provenance from Nethercombe and based on two dentaries, leg bones, a pelvis and vertebrae from the Middle Jurassic, which von Huene himself in 1932 made the separate genus Magnosaurus.

To address such shortcomings, a promising approach is based on an incremental resolution provenance scheme, which reconstructs the provenance from a coarse-grained provenance graph to the fine-grained ones.

Then came characters of important psychological provenance, from Hamlet to Freud himself to a woman based on one of Freud's most famous patients.

Washington's case that the Iraqi regime had failed to meet its obligation to give up weapons of mass destruction was, of course, based on much more than a few documents of questionable provenance from a small African nation.

On the raw bar, clams are from Connecticut; oysters range in provenance from Connecticut north to Canada.

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

Which supports the uncanny quality Vanda must have, her provenance from Eros's dark side.

Only the most genetically divergent provenance, from Telavi in Georgia, showed a markedly lower Form score than other provenances.