Sentence examples for precise provenance from inspiring English sources

While this is obvious, the precise provenance is not.

The precise provenance of the dispute was still a matter of disagreement on Monday.

The manuscripts provide us with an unprecedented amount of information about the date of the image, its precise provenance, the patrons, and the reasons for the statue's consecration.

As a teenage guitar prodigy, not only could Amadou distinguish a Gibson from a Fender Strat by its sound, "I was one of the few musicians who could recognise the precise provenance of pieces of Malian music, the region they came from – Kayes, Bamako, Sikasso, Ségou, Mopti, Gao and Timbuktu".

The BS can incrementally reconstruct the provenance graph from the coarse-grained one to the fine-grained ones until the precise provenance graph is reconstructed.

If we add the existence of other smaller deposits in the Mediterranean area (e.g., Northern Latium and Campania in Italy), the ability to assign a precise provenance of obsidian in the Mediterranean is even more complicated.

The precise provenances of the two specimens are uncertain, but at least one may have come from Cameroon.

Madonna, who embraced a macrobiotic diet in the early 1990s, told her chefs what was permitted: she chose the precise blend of Colombian coffee and tutted over the exact provenance of air-freighted Canadian blueberries.

They tend to concern objects for which a precise geographical provenance cannot be determined, making future claims impossible to back up with solid evidence.

Vocabulary: provenance, precise, remnant, elliptical, shutter, triangulation, trajectory, altitude, fragments, rare, elusive, disbanded, lack Extension Activities: 1. Explore the relationship between an object and the size of the crater it forms.

To make AI truly reproducible, a precise lineage and provenance must be maintained for every prediction.