Sentence examples for individual artifacts from inspiring English sources

Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin Estate in Spring Green, Wis., encourages donors to adopt individual artifacts, footing the bill to restore the architect's old home furnishings.

It's a genre that might be called detritus history: programs like "History Detectives," "American Pickers" and "Pawn Stars" that focus on individual artifacts and their tales.

The installation raises interesting questions: Is it an exhibition of individual artifacts or categories (the endless, often eye-glazing ceramic figures), spiced with the odd artwork?

National Geographic magazine has posted many images from the project online, at ngm.com/titanic, including ones that allow viewers to zoom in to see individual artifacts and parts of the shipwreck up close.

Image features are identified and measured based on the extent by which individual artifacts are present in a given image.

3-dimensional visualizations are becoming a very useful tool in various archaeological contexts, from representations of individual artifacts to complex sites and architectural reconstructions.

Without reference channels and massive offline training samples, a small amount of time is used to acquire individual artifact samples as online a priori artifact information in advance.

By contrast, certain other studies may be less interested in individual sequencing artifacts than in the possible impact of multiple artifacts on estimates of genome-wide nucleotide diversity.

Existing ICA-based removal strategies depend on explicit recordings of an individual's artifacts or have not been shown to reliably identify muscle artifacts.

Bukowski's poems are best appreciated not as individual verbal artifacts but as ongoing installments in the tale of his true adventures, like a comic book or a movie serial.

In many cases, common identifiers (names) are used for creating links between the individual code artifacts and thus between the languages used.