Sentence examples for another artefact of from inspiring English sources

Wark went on to write A Hacker Manifesto and Gamer Theory; his Twitter avatar, like the book of emails, was until recently another artefact of their relationship: the ring Acker gave him, which is also pictured on the cover of the book.

The process was revealed by examination with a magnifying glass; you could see the slight fuzziness of the letters when finally imprinted on the absorbent paper the process required... like blotting paper, another forgotten artefact of the age of ink.

So empty and quiet is Shoshone National Park that the act of simply turning around and looking behind you is loaded with dread – any artefact of another human presence, be it an empty beer can, a torn strip of clothing or a pulaski, shatters the perfect, untouched nature and with it your sense of security.

Also, CFCs might be able to appear because of an artefact of another oscillation component around 8 Hz that could be superposed on both the 6-Hz and 12-Hz components in wavelet analyses.

Another issue may be a desire to explain a cluster as an artefact of diagnostic or other change rather than be left with an unexplained excess.

But the cut the UK has celebrated is an artefact of accountancy.

Harney's heyday was an artefact of a strong, confident, and relatively wealthy working class.

Economic growth is an artefact of the use of fossil fuels.

The show, a former CBS property which NBC is considering relaunching with Octavia Spencer, is an artefact of an earlier age.

The St Augustine Gospels, "the oldest non-archaeological artefact of any kind to have survived in England", are housed there.

Alibaba's dominance of Chinese e-commerce is an artefact of the era of the personal computer (PC).