provenance in A Sentence

Provenance is sufficiently attested.

Provenance- Know where it has came from.

What do you of its Provenance?

The Provenance of the photograph is not in doubt.

We take the Provenance of our wines very seriously.

Provenance is a story that links someone somewhere to something.

Provenance variance in Casurina spp With reference to Germination and Growth.

I might know a few that don't ask questions about an item's Provenance.

At the same time, these Provenance techniques are also used in production stage.

Regardless of its Provenance, it does flatter her back and somehow makes it look longer.

The Provenance of an idea or work can be easily tracked, and can be rewarded fairly and publicly.

Medical and mental health professionals and the general public accepted the theory without ever investigating its Provenance or validity.

Your Honor, I would like to know the Provenance of this purported memo and how counsel acquired it?

The British Museum catalogs the skull's Provenance as"probably European, 19th century AD" and describes it as"not an authentic pre-Columbian artefact".

The British Museum catalogues the skull's Provenance as"probably European, 19th century AD" and describes it as"not an authentic pre-Columbian artefact.

It was also becoming an everyday part of the American vernacular, so all encompassing that most everyone had forgotten its Provenance.

(B) Peaceful co-existence of social groups of different historical Provenances attached to each other in a geographical, economical and political sense.

Under our Constitution, citizens of all faiths, beliefs and creeds seeking divine Provenance are both subject to the law and equality before the law.

Under our Constitution, citizens of all faiths, beliefs and creeds seeking divine Provenance are both subject to the law and equal before the law.”.

It was first mentioned and described in 1783 by John Latham, who had seen two specimens of unknown Provenance and a drawing depicting the bird.

Although the Provenance of the globes cannot be determined with certainty- they were surely created in Venice- they were probably part of the Gonzaga Collection.

So Provenance applies mostly to items where you need to join them to a specific home, a famed collection, or into some prominent or famous person.

So Provenance applies primarily to objects where you have to connect them to a certain house, a famous collection, or to a notable or famous person.

My NERC studentship offered Ricardo a good opportunity to have model testing and validation carried out independently, which really benefited the company in establishing Provenance for their RapidAIR system.”.

It is a safe house for anyone who thinks about the quality and Provenance of the sustenance they eat- culinary experts, restaurateurs, energetic novice cooks and individuals who just love eating.

One by one, the Columbia University English professor painstakingly unearthed, studied, and dispelled countless theories on the Provenance of OK, ranging from an Army biscuit(Orrin Kendall) to a port in Haiti(Aux Cayes).

It was painfully obvious to me that the blockchain could be used to track objects, and of course one of the largest pain points that runs through the supply chain is Provenance,” Kemp added.

This solution also provide legitimacy and transparency for carbon credit purchasing and selling because companies and countries can see the Provenance of carbon credit that has been approved by Japanese Environmental NGO and Third-Party Carbon Credit Audit.

Keeping in view the importance of species and real threat from bark and wood borers, 7 Provenances of Chir-pine were screened in field and evaluated for the attack of insect stem borers viz. Polygraphus longifolia, Ips longifolia,

The two historians Susanne Hehenberger and Monika Löscher are since 1st April 2009 as Provenance researchers at the Kunsthistorisches Museum on behalf of the Commission for Provenance Research operating and they deal with the investigation period from 1933 to the recent past.

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provenance in A Sentence

Provenance is sufficiently attested.

Provenance- Know where it has came from.

What do you of its Provenance?

The Provenance of the photograph is not in doubt.

We take the Provenance of our wines very seriously.

Provenance is a story that links someone somewhere to something.

Provenance variance in Casurina spp With reference to Germination and Growth.

I might know a few that don't ask questions about an item's Provenance.

At the same time, these Provenance techniques are also used in production stage.

Regardless of its Provenance, it does flatter her back and somehow makes it look longer.

The Provenance of an idea or work can be easily tracked, and can be rewarded fairly and publicly.

Medical and mental health professionals and the general public accepted the theory without ever investigating its Provenance or validity.

Your Honor, I would like to know the Provenance of this purported memo and how counsel acquired it?

The British Museum catalogs the skull's Provenance as"probably European, 19th century AD" and describes it as"not an authentic pre-Columbian artefact".

The British Museum catalogues the skull's Provenance as"probably European, 19th century AD" and describes it as"not an authentic pre-Columbian artefact.

It was also becoming an everyday part of the American vernacular, so all encompassing that most everyone had forgotten its Provenance.

(B) Peaceful co-existence of social groups of different historical Provenances attached to each other in a geographical, economical and political sense.

Under our Constitution, citizens of all faiths, beliefs and creeds seeking divine Provenance are both subject to the law and equality before the law.

Under our Constitution, citizens of all faiths, beliefs and creeds seeking divine Provenance are both subject to the law and equal before the law.”.

It was first mentioned and described in 1783 by John Latham, who had seen two specimens of unknown Provenance and a drawing depicting the bird.

Although the Provenance of the globes cannot be determined with certainty- they were surely created in Venice- they were probably part of the Gonzaga Collection.

So Provenance applies mostly to items where you need to join them to a specific home, a famed collection, or into some prominent or famous person.

So Provenance applies primarily to objects where you have to connect them to a certain house, a famous collection, or to a notable or famous person.

My NERC studentship offered Ricardo a good opportunity to have model testing and validation carried out independently, which really benefited the company in establishing Provenance for their RapidAIR system.”.

It is a safe house for anyone who thinks about the quality and Provenance of the sustenance they eat- culinary experts, restaurateurs, energetic novice cooks and individuals who just love eating.

One by one, the Columbia University English professor painstakingly unearthed, studied, and dispelled countless theories on the Provenance of OK, ranging from an Army biscuit(Orrin Kendall) to a port in Haiti(Aux Cayes).

It was painfully obvious to me that the blockchain could be used to track objects, and of course one of the largest pain points that runs through the supply chain is Provenance,” Kemp added.

This solution also provide legitimacy and transparency for carbon credit purchasing and selling because companies and countries can see the Provenance of carbon credit that has been approved by Japanese Environmental NGO and Third-Party Carbon Credit Audit.

Keeping in view the importance of species and real threat from bark and wood borers, 7 Provenances of Chir-pine were screened in field and evaluated for the attack of insect stem borers viz. Polygraphus longifolia, Ips longifolia,

The two historians Susanne Hehenberger and Monika Löscher are since 1st April 2009 as Provenance researchers at the Kunsthistorisches Museum on behalf of the Commission for Provenance Research operating and they deal with the investigation period from 1933 to the recent past.

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