Sentence examples for any artefact from inspiring English sources

Any artefact, any brutally severed tusk, can always be claimed to come under the "legal" umbrella.

Yes, I know – people died, each more precious than any artefact.

Bentham (followed by Ayer) concluded that feelings about beauty depended "as much on the nature of the being in whom the sentiment is produced", as on any artefact or artist.

Also worth noting, the video was perfectly fluid and I couldn't see any artefact.

Frequency response analysis to a thermal perturbation must be obtained without any artefact in experimental results.

In 8% of the cases (n = 5), the saccule on the side of the clinical symptoms was poorly defined (Fig. 6), while the contralateral saccule was clearly visible, without any artefact interfering with its interpretation.

Unable to locate any artefacts about Wallace, the museum staff did not include Wallace in the National Collection.

A 1997 Memorandum of Understanding between Canada and Britain – struck and signed when the recovery of the ships was a mere abstraction – outlined that Britain would transfer ownership of the wrecks to Canada but would keep any artefacts deemed to be of "outstanding significance" to the Royal Navy.

A highly promising alternative may be the acellular adipose matrix (AAM), which is a natural scaffold that could mediate tissue regeneration without any artefacts.

Director Gordon Ewart said: "Over the next few weeks we will work through the remains of the library, excavating layer by layer through the ash, checking carefully for any artefacts that have survived the fire or fragments than can be conserved.

In the UK, a government official called the Receiver of Wreck is responsible for identifying and trying to trace the ownership of any artefacts from the seabed in UK waters - or brought into the country from elsewhere.