Sentence examples for artefacts studied from inspiring English sources

All the archaeological artefacts studied are dated about 5000 BP according to the not calibrated 14C investigation.

One of the artefacts studied is the Mediacup itself, an ordinary coffee cup invisibly augmented with computing and context-awareness.

This is, however, justified by the fact that it was an initial pilot study to prove the strength of this novel technology to detect individual events even in the presence of artefacts (study goals of 95% CIs for sensitivity and specificity values).

Designed to provide an early warning signal, they are often composed of materials similar to those of the artefact being studied, but which are more sensitive and will react faster [24].

"How these people were living, what were their habits, how did they die?" The CT (computed tomography) scanner has proven invaluable to researchers as it allows them an increasingly high-resolution peek inside the objects and artefacts they study, without having to cut them open or destroy them.

In a recent publication by Lütje et al. the effect of acquisition time on the occurrence of artefacts has been studied for a single-bed position (pelvis) acquired in list mode approximately three hours after injection of 68Ga-PSMA tracer in PET-MRI [13].

Using accepted methodology described previously we estimated the degree of technical artefact by studying nuclei in TMA cores with non-malignant prostatic epithelium (Ventura et al, 2006).

Thus, our results are in line with an increasing number of studies that suggest that the current dominance of allopatric and parapatric speciation concepts in evolutionary theory may be in part an artefact of studying speciation patterns at levels where the processes have long been completed.

Ideally analytical field instruments should also have characteristics that limit damage to the studied artefact.

Also, uninterpretable segments on CCTA due to strong calcifications or artefacts can be well studied with SPECT.

I limit myself to studying artefacts in our own society.