Sentence examples for provenance record from inspiring English sources

A blockchain provenance record would also help to mitigate against this.

Provenance – This project aims to provide a blockchain-based provenance record of transparency within supply chains.

This record of parameter changes and analysis steps when coupled with the complete workspace environment data constitutes a so-called provenance record of the analysis session.

This paper presents the application of W3C PROV, which is a generic specification to express provenance records, for representing geospatial data provenance at these different levels.

Before shipping the Klees to the National Gallery in Berlin for an exhibition beginning on June 24, the museum reviewed their provenance records with more diligence than usual.

Other scam artists doctor provenance records by, for instance, placing a replica in the auction catalog at a small auction house in Europe, or finding a way to get a fake work into an estate sale.

From now on, its members said, they will review the provenance records of works that are lent to them for exhibitions and will conduct far more scrupulous ownership research before acquiring pieces.

Museums have rarely asked questions of donors or art dealers, and if there were gaps in provenance records, even for an artwork that changed hands in Europe between 1933 and the late 1940's, these were usually not investigated.

The painting, Picasso's "Still Life: Job," of 1916, is among 15 works recently identified by the museum as having incomplete provenance records from the World War II era.

Mr. Rower, who has spent more than 15 years compiling the definitive catalog of Calder's work, examined the Calder Foundation's provenance records and said he found several other works in the Perls inventory that were later sold without the estate's knowledge.

Each process that they carry out will be logged, the provenance recorded, and the metadata automatically captured via the context of their actions.