Sentence examples for artifacts may be from inspiring English sources

Artifacts may be introduced and images may loose its colorfulness.

These artifacts may be to the Oil Age what hand axes were to the Stone Age.

Ancient artifacts may be plentiful, but that does not excuse the method used to extract them.

These results suggest that heat-conduction artifacts may be corrected parametrically for arbitrary irradiation conditions.

Archives as well as artifacts may be part of the museum, said John C. Whitehead, chairman of the corporation.

Specifically in Neuro-imaging, various kinds of acquisition artifacts may be present in fMRI (functional Magnetic Resonance Images) data.

Their objections are many and varied: that fact and artifact may be closer than most empiricists are comfortable accepting.

The Mooneyes dragster notwithstanding, the showstopping artifact may be the Moonliner streamlined racer, driven primarily by Gary Gabelich but shared occasionally with Mr. Moon.

But a more relevant artifact may be "Philadelphia," the movie in which Tom Hanks played a lawyer, dying of AIDS, who was suing his firm for discrimination — or rather the years of desolation that it captured and conveyed.

An artifact may be defined as an object that has been intentionally made or produced for a certain purpose.

The art of making something involves intentional agency; thus an artifact may be defined as an object that has been intentionally made for some purpose.