Sentence examples for called artifact from inspiring English sources

We made a movie about our battles, called Artifact, which we just released on iTunes.

The new site has 3,500 works from the museum's various collections, as well as new educational sections, including a feature called ArtiFact, which offers a brief primer on a different piece of art every day.

People who are sticklers about these things say interlaced displays tend to produce jagged lines, called artifacting.

His home — apartment 956-H in the Westbeth artist residences on Bethune Street – was filled with what Mr. Benes called artifacts of everyday life.

Barton Lidice Benes, a New York sculptor who worked in materials that he called artifacts of everyday life, expanded his definition of "everyday" as he went.

Here, a threshold value is used to eliminate tiny little short lines called artifacts.

(A1) makes the concept of artifact (in the proper sense) equivalent to that of work (as a product as opposed to activity); for example, according to (A1), all works of art, including musical and literary works, should be called "artifacts" insofar as they have authors.

He is a now a fellow of the Royal Society and has just written a book called "Artifacts to Atoms" about the history of measurement, so i guess there was a very scientific atmosphere at home, or at least it led me not to differentiate between different forms of creativity, whether they be artistic or scientific.

Evidence is what he calls artifacts from a public event or a crime scene.

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Schein identifies three different but interdependent levels of culture: the first level he calls artifacts.