Sentence examples for provenance and context from inspiring English sources

Our data is transparent and traceable, which means you will have access to information about the provenance and context of every event we curate in our service.

After all, juggling multiple browser tabs and wading through multiple websites to verify the provenance and context of an image seen on social media takes time even on a desktop, but is especially hard in the resource and screen-constrained environment of mobile devices.

If the data is being shared between two scientists working on the same project this may not be an issue, but if it is being uploaded into an aggregate dataset for purposes of machine learning or database reference, it is worse than useless, due to its lack of provenance and context.

Statisticians' work can be facilitated by tools that make it easier to draw data from multiple sources; determine data provenance and context; map visits; and filter, sort, align, integrate, and visualize the data.

Successful data repatriation requires that data, provenance notations and context information adhere to the standards and formats of the primary study.

Each student selected one item to closely study its context, provenance, and purpose, and then worked with a group to fit the objects together within a common theme.

The report notes that the aim of a data intelligence function will be to "grade the truth within data, by establishing, implementing, and enforcing standards for data provenance, context, and integrity". Not all bad data comes from someone having malicious intent.

They also blend them with new music, mix them (as Slade put it) "with stupid commentary," scramble them up, re-title them, and don't give any of the key details on provenance or context.

Given the artist's name and the title or year of the work, it's possible to determine a painting's historical context, artist biography and provenance – and identify high-quality images found both in books and digitally in image databases.

Indeed, common-garden and reciprocal transplant studies are generally performed in a temporal/spatial context of invasion (population provenance) and frequently consider fitness traits (plant development and reproduction) and environmental conditions (e.g. watering treatments, herbivory, etc).

So is hair (and context).