Sentence examples for broken artifacts from inspiring English sources
"For every object 'rescued' by looters, dealers and collectors, there is a trail of destroyed sites, lost knowledge, broken artifacts and broken laws".
Some men specialized in digging out sand, and there were boys who carried it away in buckets, while other boys poured the sand through wire screens in search of broken artifacts.
The pleasure is...in Gibson's coolly elegant prose, which creates a future that looks like Simon Rodia's Watts Towers: a science fiction constructed from glittering, broken artifacts of the present.
By taking pictures and images of the broken artifacts, the group hopes to recreate them with 3D printers, storing at least the shape and quality of the originals to keep them safe, at least in a digital form.
By comparing the number of broken artifacts on these wreck sites to other sites that have escaped the effects of trawling, such as those in the Black Sea, we see that shipwrecks that are or were at one time in areas of trawling activity show a considerable amount of damage.
In particular, adding fossils that represent basal taxa and are nearer to the nodes, as is the case of early Mesozoic teleosts, might have important implications in elucidating phylogenetic relationships of living groups by breaking artifacts like long-branch attraction [ 28, 29], especially in cases of character exhaustion [ 30].
Even broken bunny artifacts don't get tossed into the garbage--instead outside they have a "Garden of Broken Dreams" where all broken bunnies get placed next to rose bushes.
The resulting 3,096 amino acid positions-long alignment was then shortened to 47% of its original length using Gblocks, allowing for gap positions [ 62] in order to allow for a more accurate deep phylogeny without alignment mismatches obscuring these deep nodes, and to break down artifacts such as long branch attraction [ 63].
They were rescuers, not plunderers, he said, pointing out that he and others have restored, protected, cataloged and donated artifacts that might have been broken into pieces or lost or neglected.
Artifacts, such as folded or broken tissue areas or areas showing strong background staining due to autofluorescence of erythrocytes and lipofuscin, were excluded from the analysis.
