Sentence examples similar to co-creating an artifact from inspiring English sources

"We've created an artifact from the future," Mr. Parr said.

"It removes the fan from the first-hand experience while creating an artifact to be enjoyed later," he said.

Two students are working simultaneously in order to create an artifact.

Taking a chisel to stone can create an artifact that can last millennia, and inspires such awe we build magnificent palaces to put them on display.

"I like the idea of creating an artifact that isn't real; that couldn't have been made when it says it was," explains Ford.

It is visible (like cortical bone) but does not create an artifact on CT or MR images.

This is useful for some purposes, but also creates an artifact-prone situation, in particular for a response that is designed to detect protein stress.

White blood cell displacement through the capillaries creates an observable artifact among red blood cells; the velocity of this artifact can be measured using time-frame analysis, as previously reported.

However, administration of contrast material creates a density artifact that may lead to an overestimation of lung tissue.

"The guy who co-created Django is a client".

Thus, it is a type of DNA that would be impossible naturally and is an artifact created by DNA technology.