Hanging it at Dulwich gives our picture some provenance, and it's interesting to see if that changes its value".
Even if some provenance blocks are lost during transmission, the BS can decode the provenance at a certain granularity, and therefore assess the data trustworthiness at such a granularity.
Some provenance trials have been measured repeatedly over time and are planted on contrasting field sites, allowing for both of these approaches to be utilized.
His range of tastes and interests and his charisma persuaded Morgan to acquire Hoentschel material for the Met, despite some questionable provenances and patches of serious damage.
Until the Germans occupied the free zone, Malraux's American publisher was able to send him dollars, and Gaston Gallimard took charge of liquidating pieces from Malraux's art collection — some ancient, some contemporary, provenance unspecified.
It is easy to dismiss metadata as so much technical arcana, but some metadata, including data definitions, data models, some standards, provenance, and usage restrictions, can be extremely important.
The Petersen connection, some celebrity provenance, plus a mix of affordable cars and some seemingly worthwhile projects thrown in worked quite well.
Communal violence between Hindus and Muslims is spoken of by the Mountbattens and other Raj imperialists as though it were a cyclone, arriving in India from some unknown provenance, moved by an unknowable science.
Some of these regional provenances are different enough to have been named by North Island Māori: Tītī in the north, tī manu in the central uplands, tarariki in the east and wharanui in the west.
However there have recently been some concerns over the provenance of some of the cell lines in the NCI60 dataset.
