The phrase "artifact without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is often used to describe a situation where an object or item is missing something that is typically associated with it. For example: - The museum had an impressive collection of ancient artifacts, but one exhibit was an artifact without its original inscription. - The archeologist was disappointed to find that the site only contained artifacts without any clear cultural significance. - The vase looked like an artifact without its intricate patterns and designs, which had worn away over time.
Nevertheless, the disc makes a fine artifact without the other half of Hayes and Addison.
Reshaping is another way to produce a new (kind of) object; this consists in changing the shape or structure of an object (either a natural object or an artifact) without separating any part from it or adding anything to it.
The recording system has large dynamic range to capture both low-amplitude EEG and large imaging artifact without distortion (resolution 2 μV, range 33.3 mV), 5-kHz sampling, and low-pass filtering prior to the main gain stage.
Exaptation may enable an existing technology to (a) construct a new technological niche, (b) enter into a preexisting niche, or (c) transform the internal architecture of an artifact without changing its function.
To avoid this procedure from becoming a simple computational artifact without a biological foundation, we limited the search to those metabolites whose significant role in the bacterial nitrogen fixation were subject to strong experimental evidence.
Never grab a glass artifact without checking for broken edges.
Still, it is hard to see these artifacts without imagining the chasm that separated the peasant masses from the increasingly callous and self-absorbed monarchy.
But even before announcing its decision, the state very quietly relieved Dana of Pyle's typewriter, passport and other choice artifacts, without so much as a courtesy call to the local group dedicated to honoring a neighborhood boy who made good.
Both metrics are dedicated to synthesis-related artifacts without compression-related artifacts and both metrics are tested using IRCCyN/IVC DIBR images dataset.
Experimental results show that the proposed method can be applied to consumer video surveillance systems for removing atmospheric artifacts without color distortion.
B.J. Rao has worked with institutions such as the Museum Gouda in Amsterdam, where he helped develop a 3D scanning technology for an exhibit that allowed visitors to interact with fragile artifacts without handling them.
