Sentence examples for massive artifact from inspiring English sources

His Israeli Jewish handler and fixer Boaz Yohalem (Jemaine Clement) has the inside track on a major discovery — the pillar of salt into which Lot's wife was transformed on the flight from Sodom and Gomorrah — and, receiving Tony's cash, ships the massive artifact to Don.

When the Pillar of Autumn unexpectedly discovers a massive artifact known as "Halo", the humans must square off against the Covenant and a second terrifying force in a desperate attempt to uncover Halo's secrets and stay alive.

In some locations, early cultures assembled massive artifacts that possibly had some astronomical purpose.

Federal prosecutors seeking to repatriate a 10th century statue to Cambodia filed court papers Monday accusing Sotheby's of knowing the sculpture "was an important piece of cultural property that had been stolen" from a remote temple complex when the auction house put the massive sandstone artifact up for sale in March 2011.

"It's like a piece of us is gone," said Sue Kesler, who drove from Burbank to say goodbye to the massive cultural artifact that would soon pass by with processional gravity and grace.

Its massive collection of artifacts is on display at the nearby Desoto National Wildlife Refuge.

In both cases, ACNR algorithm has resulted in massive cross-contamination artifacts, particularly in the water density images.

In heterologous systems and tumor cells, although not in the brain, it could be argued that the expression of the channel in the nuclear envelope is an artifact of massive overexpression.

The latter is not an artifact of massive overproduction or of the experimental method of osmotic shock: AS in the periplasm of E. coli exists stably in (largely) disordered monomeric form [ 23].

Among the collection – which is massive, ranges from ancient artifacts the world over, and generally looks spectacular – is one particularly (in famous painting: American Gothic, by Grant Wood.

The comparison is natural, indeed essential, in light of the massive amount of Greek artifacts, especially vases, that have been excavated in Etruria and the abundant examples of Etruscan imitations, of the pottery especially.