Maniotis's experiments reveal chromosomal discontinuity as an artifact of past experiments: chromosomes are linked by threads of DNA (chromolinkers), a characteristic they share with the ancestral, circular 'genophore', though being augmented and restructured in comparison to it.
The artifacts of postal past were barely preserved.
Poles have made great efforts to preserve and cherish the records and artifacts of the past.
And those memories become artifacts of a past with the potential to imagine a new kind of cultural sharing.
And, in reinterpreting the artifacts of the past and present, how can we imagine the future of civil society differently?
That prize honored potential as much as achievement, but even this forward-looking award rewarded its recipients with a trip to see ancient artifacts of the past.
And what look like artifacts of the past — literary chestnuts, archaic stories, half-forgotten recordings — are actually signs pointing toward the future.
But there are a few places in Dubai where a person can walk outdoors in the middle of the day without risking heatstroke, and all are artifacts of the past.
Catherine, in the midst of her troubles, remains in thrall to her trade, to the beauty of mechanical things, to the detective work required to make whole the dismembered artifacts of the past.
