The accuracy of the pitch measuring instrument is verified using a master gear or artifact, but its accuracy is not sufficiently high, and its manufacturing is not easy.
But little negotiation with the Taliban has taken place, even when it wasn't being blocked by our erratic man in Kabul, President Hamid Karzai, one of the remaining artifacts of the Bush/Cheney master plan for Central Asia.
Even the Memorial Museum curators cannot say despite the fact that the handiwork of this anonymous master enlivens many of the preserved exhibit artifacts and even in some ingenuous cases are used anew as defining guideposts that echo their original design assignment.
These results together show that the number of regulatory interactions is a useful metric for ranking master regulators, and that this is not an artifact of the particular algorithm used to infer them.
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Hindle documented the role that emulation and reconstruction of master works played in shaping the nation, tracing its historical precedent through artifacts in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution.
Susan Roy, the author, who first tackled the subject in her master's thesis in architectural history at Columbia, has collected all sorts of cultural artifacts — biscuits, how-to pamphlets, canned water — for a piquant analysis of nuclear housekeeping.
To allow for optimal artifact correction, EEG recordings and fMRI were synchronized using the scanner's 10 MHz master clock [31].
Darvasi (2003) and Perez-Enciso (2004) pointed out that these hotspots may arise as an artifact of high correlation among expression traits, rather than by the action of a common master regulator.
The series, which Spike hopes will be a hit along the lines of its tattoo competition "Ink Master," features Mr. Savage and his team traveling the country, digging up people's lawns in search of historical artifacts.
