The phrase "artefact material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to archaeology, history, or any field discussing physical objects of cultural significance.
Example: "The museum's collection includes a variety of artefact material from ancient civilizations, showcasing their craftsmanship and daily life."
Alternatives: "cultural artifact" or "historical material".
These images are useful in multiple clinical applications, including- improving vascular contrast, improving lesion conspicuity, decreasing artefacts, material characterisation and reducing radiation dose.
Artefacts and materials have arrived in Exeter from the Pacific, north-west America, west Africa and South Africa, among other places.
Gentry has a history of reviving less controversally obsolete media for his art, i.e. floppy disks, for his paintings, but the mediums of 35mm film and X-rays on glass takes his "use of contributed artefacts and materials" to a different level of artistic interaction.
There are several clinical applications of detector-based spectral CT, broadly divided into: (1) enhanced visualisation of contrast; (2) artefact reduction; (3) material decomposition; and (4) radiation dose reduction.
To determine this denotation of the car, it is therefore necessary to gaze beyond the material artefact and its characteristics and to consider the system that organizes and (re produces its existence.
Luci's first moment of applying the symbolic activity of counting and creatively re-assigning meaning to a new material artefact, (the felt bead necklace), was received in amazement and surpise by her grandparents.
In fact, it is almost understandable the presence of obsidian artefacts (group #1) from Sicily/Flegrean areas whereas it is quite interesting the presence of obsidian artefacts made by material coming from East Mediterranean area (also considering the large availability of such substance in Italy).
Material artefacts such as failed technologies and traces of a collapsed building are disposed of, documents are shredded or made hard to access and media stories are drowned out with fresh online content.
A socio-technical system (such as the energy system) consists of '(networks of) actors (individuals, firms, and other organisations, collective actors) and institutions (societal and technical norms, regulations, standards of good practice), as well as material artefacts and knowledge.
For the approaches, we proposed to span from local solutions on material artefacts (with persuasive technologies), to strategic interventions finding "solutions" at various levels (design thinking), to gentle pushes (nudges) to human behaviour, by shaping policies to increase citizens' wellbeing.
