Next day the exhibition's lush colors and classic images from religion, myth and aristocracy were overshadowed by the arguments about content, quality, origins and condition that are often sparked by major art shows.
Store owners, however, are likely to have better knowledge about the quality and origin of their toys than employees of large retail chains.
Moreover, this study also targets at determining the factors and processes controlling shallow groundwater quality and origin.
The OIE Quality Standard origin is from the ISO/IEC 17025-1999 Quality Standard for the General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories.
As its new campaign unfurls, J. Crew is continuing to expand its selection of handbags and shoes, emphasizing the quality and origin of the materials it uses.
For others it might mean a return to the high-street butcher, where any self-respecting professional will give honest answers about the quality and origin of their product.
Again, transparency and information sharing is essential: Every sound effort to implement such rules and standards relies on feedback about vulnerabilities, as well as data on the quantity, quality and origin of attacks.
The French are fussy about the quality and origin of what they put in their supermarket trolleys, often preferring to pay more at a butcher or baker than to buy stuff cellophane-wrapped.Many town-dwellers, besides, still have living relatives who till the land, and memories persist of post-war food shortages.
Direct optical and integrated isotopic measurements suggest that the lakes also differ in the quality and origin of DOC.
Since different water uses/needs require specific quality, the origin of freshwater quality is of global interest (Ghalibaf and Moussavi 2014).
