Sentence examples for local artefacts from inspiring English sources

The cosy, rustic rooms have sturdy beds with orthopaedic mattresses, and the walls are adorned with woven materials and local artefacts.

The Newarke Houses Museum has the usual local artefacts but what stands out here - literally - are the clothes once worn by 52-stone Daniel LamBritainnce Britain's heaviest man.

The museum – which recently enjoyed a modern architectural renovation – has a diverse collection to pique the curiosity of visitors of all ages, including local artefacts, natural history and visual arts, with a remarkable collection of shells.

The four rooms are divided into a writers' room (with brief excerpts from local writers), a musicians' room with a musical score around the walls and a guitar in the corner, a craftmen's room with local artefacts, and granny's room with a design and photos honouring the old ladies selling fresh produce at the city's famous Dolac market.

The selected window referred as index ϖ corresponds to the lowest calculated median value, ϖ= argin f v Μ ( v ) | v = 1, 2, …, V By choosing the window with the lowest median, we reduce the effect of local artefacts and ensure that only the major signal events are taken into account.

In order to efficiently realize this sEMG signal shaping, we proposed a method based on moving multi-size windows, which results are shown in Figure 7. Based on several moving windows of different sizes, the shaping method smooth the EMG signal by decreasing the contribution of local artefacts while preserving the accuracy of the smoothing.

The £400,000 programme of events, launched at the Heugh Gun Battery on Hartlepool's headland, will focus on making local museum artefacts more widely seen and encouraging children to learn about their own families' involvement.

This included several expanded gene sets located on various Zebra finch chromosomes, suggesting that they do not represent local assembly artefacts.

MRA is limited in the assessment of stent patency due to local susceptibility artefact, where CTA is the preferred technique.

Some of these residential compounds contain non-local architecture, artefacts, and burial arrangements known from areas on the Gulf Coast and in Oaxaca.

Exhibits include many unusual local objects and artefacts, such as the recently unearthed Frome hoard, one of the largest collections of silver and bronze Roman coins that has ever been found in Britain.