The phrase "a charged artifact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, technology, or discussions about objects that possess energy or significance.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered a charged artifact that seemed to emit a faint glow, suggesting it had unique properties."
Alternatives: "an energized object" or "a potent relic".
According to el-Hakim, these emotionally charged artifacts serve a powerful purpose.
At the same time, the legitimacy of these politically charged artifacts had to be negated; they had to be fake, flimsy, or insufficient.
O'Toole's History of Ireland in 100 Objects, which covers 100 highly charged artifacts from the last 10,000 years, is currently the basis for Ireland's postage stamps.
And so we now also have Umberto Eco's beautifully illustrated survey, "The Infinity of Lists" (2009), which views lists as philosophically charged artifacts, and Liza Kirwin's "Lists: To-Dos, Illustrated Inventories, Collected Thoughts, and Other Artists Enumerationss" (2010), which reproduces bits of art-world ephemera.
The characterization of two other linkage sites (Lys6 and Lys11) is not expected to be feasible due to the m/ z overlap of the diagnostic ions arising from these linkages with the multiply charged artifacts left over following deconvolution.
We attribute this charging artifact to the fact that low-energy SEs are easily affected by surface charging and the local electric fields created as a result of sample biasing.
Fractured fibers were coated with a 3-5nm thick platinum film to avoid charging artifacts during imaging and visualized using a field emission scanning electron microscope (Zeiss Supra55VP).
The sample was sufficiently conductive; thus, it was not necessary to coat it with a conductive material in order to avoid charging artifacts.
To avoid the charging artifacts, the blocks were coated with a thin-layer of carbon.
Electron holography has been an important tool for revealing electric and magnetic field distributions in microelectronics and magnetic-based memory devices, however, its utility is hindered by several practical constraints, such as charging artifacts and limitations in sensitivity and in field of view.
