Sentence examples for expensive artifacts from inspiring English sources

Television footage showed them hauling away paintings, porcelain and expensive artifacts.

Magazines, as they exist now, are expensive artifacts of an industrial process that has been refined over the past century.

The card was considered the most expensive artifact in sports memorabilia until $3.05 million was paid for Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball.

And now, it is the most expensive sports artifact ever sold at auction.

The basketball used by Wilt Chamberlain to score his 99th and 100th points in a 1962 game against the Knicks was purchased yesterday for $551,844, the third most expensive sports artifact ever sold at auction.

If historians waited to assemble the collections, he said, some of the artifacts might be expensive collectors items, or worse yet, lost.

The proposed platform holds a great promise for the rapid and selective hand-held detection of DNA sequences with a sensitivity and detection limit of 0.202 μA/nM/mm2 and 8.12 nM respectively, without any expensive labeling and cross-hybridization artifacts.

Also, in many cases, people are knowingly purchasing cheap fakes for personal use, rather then risking buying the expensive (and highly risky) illegal authentic artifacts.

Captivating as the exhibition's contents are, hardly anything in it is spectacular in the sense that European art and artifacts produced with elaborate refinement and expensive materials can be.

Compared to existing gastric laser Doppler (LD) probes PPG technology is less expensive and may be less sensitive to motion artifact [ 10].

This makes automatization difficult and computationally expensive due to the necessity of manual processing, besides the potential artifacts.