Sentence examples for natural artefact from inspiring English sources

Alcohol use and NSSI did increase over time, for all groups, but we cannot determine whether this is a consequence of being exposed to the questionnaire items or whether it is a natural artefact of progression through adolescence.

The collection, featuring archaeology and natural artefacts, is full of interactive exhibits to encourage a shared learning experience for families wanting to find out more about the history of the region.

Many of the bare sea floors covered in loose sediments, that we have come to see as natural, are artefacts created by various forms of trawling.

Geology Hall's second floor was designed to provide sufficient space to house the college's natural history artefacts and geological specimens as a museum.

As the utopian thought does not question the original evolution of the first nature of man, a distinction has been made between natural things and artefacts since ancient times.

By doing away with the distinction between the biological and socio-cultural nature of man, transhumanism does not provide a basis for the distinction between natural things and artefacts [17].

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 factors were Task Type with two levels (object decision vs. categorization) and Category also with two levels (natural objects vs. artefacts).

The transhumanist approach on the other hand thrives on the eradication of the distinction between natural things and artefacts: To the extent that transhumanism allows the merging of the concepts of man and machine, it surrenders itself to a single resource: modern technology and its imagination potential in the form of Science Fiction.

Consistent with the importance of task effects in the comparison of words and pictures, a recent study by Starrfeldt and Gerlach [ 2007] observed increased activation for words relative to pictures during a colour decision task (deciding if stimuli were coloured white or yellow) but not during a categorisation task (deciding if stimuli represented natural objects or artefacts).

Similar lithic facies are unlikely to be encountered on two or more different natural outcrops and every artefact shows a surface that is well enough preserved to be studied according to a morphoscopic analysis at various magnifications.