The phrase "artifact of the same" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing an object or item that is a product of a particular category or type.
Example: "The museum displayed an artifact of the same period as the ancient pottery found nearby."
Alternatives: "item of the same kind" or "object of the same type".
In philosophical discussions on the nature of artifacts they are often described as having "intended proper functions" (Rudder Baker 2008, 3; see also Simon 1996, 3), and identified by their use; thus Hilary Kornblith (1980, 112) observes: "At least for the most part, it seems that what makes two artifacts members of the same kind is that they perform the same function".
To the team, the discovery of the rare artifact in the same area as the helmets suggested that a sunken warship lay nearby and, perhaps, debris fields of other wrecks.
On this account, then, God's creative process resembles the production of artifacts: in the same way that the painter will have better and worse ideas (in the sense that the ideas for the paintings will be ideas of better and worse things), so too God will have ideas of better and worse things that he brings into being: what God creates is not of uniform value.
Our perspective is that designing of markets and artifacts follow the same kind of problem formulation and solution testing process.
The force, therefore, is related directly to the difference in potential energy between two different locations in space, and can be considered to be an artifact of the potential field in the same way that the direction and amount of a flow of water can be considered to be an artifact of the contour map of the elevation of an area.
It is worth noticing that the same experience is perceived in the presence of frame freezing artifacts or by repetition of the same frame.
Even if the charcoal is from a natural fire, not a human campfire, he said, the analysis should establish the age of any artifacts from the same sediment layer.
Design space represents a domain knowledge related to the design of a set of artifacts that have the same main functional characteristics, but these artifacts have various other functional and structural features.
This work also demonstrates the importance of combining multiple models of design to handle different aspects of the same artifact.
