Sentence examples for provenance of items from inspiring English sources

The article also misstated the position held by Brad Taylor on Community Board 9, which represents the area, and misstated the provenance of items at the site, which already has a residential tower, called Avalon Morningside Park, completed in 2008.

Mr. Holzer said there was no special effort under way to re-examine the provenance of those items.

Ms. DiLoreto has considered printing cards in Japanese describing the provenance of each item, as in a museum, because she gets so many inquiries from Japanese tourists.

In the context of WSNs, the provenance of a data item refers to where the item is produced and how it is delivered, e.g., forwarded and/or aggregated, to the BS [14].

Data will be incorporated into our bespoke comprehensive database, which enables linkage of all data elements with meta-data describing the provenance of each data item through the use of semantic web technology.

In light of NASA's clout, collectors should be wary of items whose provenance seems questionable, says Robert Pearlman, who collects flown hardware and runs the hobby site Collectspace.com.com

The provenance of many of the items found by those clearing up was not immediately apparent.

"The West Village is the best place for Dumpsters," he said, citing the provenance of many of the items in his prewar duplex.

Serlin told me that he feels complicated about the provenance of some of his items, but he recognizes that the collectibles were going to be sold regardless.

The store boasts an impressive inventory of antique British campaign furniture gathered from around the globe by art historian Nicholas A. Brawer, who is on hand to regale you with the detailed provenance of each and every item.

When the BS requires the provenance of a received data item, it has to send a query to the entire network and then retrieve the provenance by combining the responses from those nodes which have provenance information for the queried data item.