Sentence examples for constructed artifact from inspiring English sources
This 1965 sex farce, which Abe Burrows adapted from a French play, remains a forgettable but sturdily constructed artifact.
Ms. Burre is never not aware of the camera, and this all-access slice of life is also a highly constructed artifact, with some notable slants and omissions.
The heroes of modern architecture from Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe to Louis Kahn understood architecture to be an extrusion of the earth rather than a constructed artifact to be dropped onto the ground plane.
"First thought, best thought" was his governing principle: no heed to the high-modernist idea of poem as patiently constructed artifact, but an equally strenuous discipline, for it was only with hours of daily meditation that he maintained his wide-open path from mind to breath.
In making these choices, Mohammed is calling attention to the film as a constructed artifact: to the fact that what we are seeing is not just what it is in the images, but the process of shooting itself.
The way that Rivette photographs the peak, and the surrounding Languedoc landscape, is crucially connected with the movie's main thematic element: for Rivette, natural landscape is to towns, buildings, roads, and other constructed artifacts as human nature is to theatre.
This conception of technological artifacts is often used in social and historical studies to distinguish artifacts from natural objects and other socially constructed artifacts like regulatory laws (Hughes 1982; Bijker et al. 1987).
Religious shrines, they fear, will divert their spiritual affections away from God and toward the humanly constructed artifacts.
To rule out a construct artifact, the 35S2∶MIR168b construct was rebuilt into a different binary vector and introduced into wildtype Arabidopsis.
Constructing artifacts provides the aforementioned learning opportunities both for science learners and preservice science teachers.
As students design and construct artifacts, they integrate new information into their existing conceptual framework, developing relationships among ideas.
