The phrase "artifacts can be seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visibility or accessibility of artifacts in a particular context, such as a museum or archaeological site.
Example: "In the exhibit, various ancient artifacts can be seen, showcasing the rich history of the civilization."
Alternatives: "artifacts are visible" or "artifacts can be observed".
These artifacts can be seen as executables produced by the aforementioned development methodology.
Mixing artifacts can be seen in large aortic aneurysms and should not be confused with a thrombus (Fig. 16a).
While these results are quite good, some compression artifacts can be seen in the high spatial frequencies.
"We used this glass so that the artifacts can be seen more clearly," says Cynthia Shaffer, vice president and general manager of Helmut Guenschel.
In the conversion of film-to-video for display, 24Hz artifacts can be seen in slow panning scenes and Smooth 120Hz Film Motion eliminates this artifact for smooth, crisp, fast and slow action content.
Today these artifacts can be seen in the 32 Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditoriums around the world.
If the Chandra CALDB package "HRC background event files" is installed then the appropriate background file will be subtracted from your data in order to ring artifacts that can be seen in HRC-I data.
For HRC-I observations, the HRC background files from the Chandra CALDB are used - if installed - to subtract off the particle background and so reduce the ring artifacts that can be seen in HRC-I data (this can be turned off by setting the hidden background parameter to "none").
The CM2 cannot remove the ghost artifacts effectively, as can be seen in Figure 16c.
More than a sixth of the city's population is Alaskan native or American Indian, and artifacts from these cultures can be seen in Ketchikan's Totem Heritage Center, which displays a number of 19th-century totem poles gathered from uninhabited Tlingit and Haida villages in the area.
Accompanied by "American History," a short film on historial archeology, the exhibition of artifacts found in the dig can be seen from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays at the preserve on Barry Drive.
