Sentence examples for artifact that has from inspiring English sources

Shrink a house, outfit it with tiny furniture, and you have an artifact that has fascinated children for centuries.

It's a measure of their resolve that their gaze has fixed on a cultural artifact that has been gathering dust since the Carter era.

He opens a bit irrelevantly by trying to solve the minor mystery of a handmade, cryptic artifact that has been sent to neurologists and other scientists around the world.

I think this is the earliest example of a human artifact that has a binary characteristic, where you have multiple similar parts that all have an off/on quality to them.

Dr. Maciejewski pointed out that his study used a different methodology than previous ones, so the difference in findings could be an artifact that has more to do with the way the studies were carried out.

This is the hallmark of an artifact that has been referred to in previous back-projection studies as the "swimming artifact" (Ishii et al., 2007; Walker and Shearer, 2009; Xu et al., 2009; Yao et al., 2012).

Long buried by history, it was thrilling to find such a large intact artifact that had been part of everyday life over 250 years ago.

From what I'd heard, I was prepared to loathe this new "On the Town" — particularly when Ben Brantley's rave in the Times referred to the original as "a seemingly limp artifact" that had been "coaxed into pulsing new life".

W. H. Auden, who translated some of his verses, said Mr. Voznesensky knew that a poem was "a verbal artifact" that had to be "as skillfully and solidly constructed as a table or a motorcycle".

Originally, the process was regarded as an experimental artifact that had little relevance to neurological disease in humans.

And Cyprus is asking that an existing ban on imports of Classical and Byzantine material be expanded to include ancient coins, a category of artifacts that has not been included in other import restrictions.