Sentence examples for artefacts given from inspiring English sources

Wandering freely among Egyptian carvings and Roman mosaics, Islamic ceramics and Renaissance oils is a liberating experience, with the artefacts given new life freed from the damask-lined corridors of their Parisian parent.

In a rare interview in Vergès's Paris mansion - he lives above an office filled with chessboards, tapestries, books and exotic artefacts given to him by clients - the lawyer describes how he would creep into Paris screenings of the film and sit at the back to see how people reacted.

These differences could not be attributed to loading artefacts, given that equivalent amounts of peptide and input GST proteins were used in each pull down experiment.

Each of these artefacts gives, in its form, some hint of its function.

This odd collection of artefacts gives a pointer to the nature of this series: Humans is part domestic melodrama, part thriller and part philosophical headscratcher.

Better yet, museums should open source 3D digitisations of the artefacts, giving the public direct access to the collections and democratising the data for all.

These results could be the product of a phylogenetic artefact, given that most of the trees studied so far belong to particular clades (e.g. conifers, Populus).

However, this is likely to be an artefact given that its biological relevance is unclear, it has not been picked up by other studies [ 23, 34], and imputation error rate was high.

This artefact gives an artificial importance to the genes compared to the clinical variables if selection bias is not taken into account.

Ideally, the implementation of PSF modelling would not lead to Gibbs artefacts, but given the necessary compromises for PET imaging with limited statistics, an improvement in one area such as in image resolution is almost certainly going to lead to a deterioration in other aspects.

However, in general, this correction is more problematic than the gradient artefact correction given the variability of the artefact waveform over time and space [Mullinger and Bowtell, 2011].