Sentence examples for physical provenance from inspiring English sources
Most existing systems store provenance data in provenance stores with proprietary provenance data models and conduct query processing over the physical provenance storages using query languages, such as SQL, SPARQL, and XQuery, which are closely coupled to the underlying storage strategies.
Organisational metadata can be classified into different categories, including the physical metadata, provenance metadata, domain-specific metadata and user metadata [5].
By using the Blockchain, Verisart provides digital provenance to physical works that can be verified online and in realtime.
Another problem is that there is no equivalent to what, in a physical archive, is a perfect provenance.
What we are saying is that the notion of art as a meeting place of the physical and spiritual realms has a sturdy provenance, but it has in recent years died some kind of a death and gone the way of the New Age aisle.
As with all things McQueen, its value has little to do with the physical object and much to do with the provenance.
Physical evidence confirms the painting's antiquity, and its provenance links it to Shakespeare's only literary patron.
This indicates that the physical properties of different source regions can be used to determine dust provenance.
Integrated access to and analysis of data for cross-domain synthesis studies are hindered because common characteristics of observational data, including time, location, provenance, methods, and units are described differently within different information models, including physical implementations and exchange schema.
"Provenance," the girl said.
