We focus on collaboration structures as the matter of the social artifacts which arise in the course of co-development (most importantly, contributions to technical and informational artifacts) in the context of a business organization.
Then there was the matter of the genuine Jane artifact.
In the matter of deliberate design, well-studied histories of artifact systems through time repeatedly show innovations that are not the simple, linear modifications of earlier, preexisting structures.
So, in Aristotle's terms, the form is the actuality of the house, since its presence explains why this particular quantity of matter comes to be a house as opposed to some other kind of artifact.
That the arts are a matter of the rational production and judgement of artifacts was widely accepted by medieval thinkers (for background, see Eco 1988, 164 165).
To address potential sources of artifact that might have generated spurious RT-related signals in gray and/or white matter, we conducted several validation analyses that are reported later in this section.
The possibility of artifact is small.
She writes: "As a matter of human psychology, when men sexually use objects, pornographic artifacts, as women, they tend to use real woman as objects.
"It's only a matter of time before all the paraphernalia of the meat market become valuable artifacts from another era," she said.
The fact that much of medical practice and ethics presuppose health as a matter of wealth says that life and death, no less than health and sickness, are professional artifacts and commodities rather than natural phenomena.
The optimal ONSD cut-off for the detection of ICP >20 to 25 mmHg, the confounding effect of retrobulbar hypoechoic artifact, inter-observer variability and the applicability to specific clinical situations are all a matter of debate.
