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The Broadway show, with a book by Terrence McNally, a score by Stephen Flaherty and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, is the biggest, costliest artifact, an effective but diluted version of E. L. Doctorow's novel, which used language to "score" social, racial and political changes in America as they burst through the unyielding beat of late Victorian life.
Post processing of signals corrupted by the musical artifacts is very costly.
In many instances, those artifacts are so costly to produce that the expenditure on them is excessive, even wasteful, fitting Veblen's (1899) notion of "conspicuous consumption".
THE ART OF IMITATION Around 1900, fledgling American museums filled galleries with new plaster casts of ancient Mediterranean artifacts as alternatives to the costly and rare real things.
CT (particularly with multiple examinations) is associated with additional radiation and is costly, and both CT and DEXA may be associated with artifacts attributable to external fixation.
It is costly, time consuming, has blood flow and motion generated artifacts, and has limited availability.
This is a pure numerical artifact of the integration procedure, but as high sampling rates are often too costly (for example in real-time applications)—this artifact can strongly interfere with the convergence of ISO.
