It is not only the artifacts that are lost, stolen, and destroyed.
Sourcing microdebitage, not only large artifacts, enables insights into tool maintenance and curation behaviors that would otherwise be invisible.
This results in a conceptually simple approach that provides a unified framework for not only handling artifacts, but also for enabling the morphology preservation of anatomical structures.
In post-structuralism, text denoted not only verbal artifacts, but any configuration of signs, and texts were understood to be indeterminate and open to multiple readings, determined by the hermeneutics interpretive communities.
To quantify these effects, we propose a rigid-plasticity shear-lag model to capture the effect of interfacial slippage at gripping ends, which can not only eliminate artifacts in measurements, but also be used to determine interfacial mechanical properties of gripping.
Together with her husband, historian Mariano Saubel, and others, she cofounded the Malki Museum on the Morongo Indian Reservation in Banning, California, which not only displays artifacts dating from prehistoric to recent times but also sponsors the publication of scholarly works on Native Americans from the region.
It not only produces artifacts at the boundaries, but also makes the algorithm computationally intensive [6].
To solve these problems, not only combing artifacts but also other inherent characteristics of video content should be used to design the screenshot identifying measure.
This may eliminate not only the artifacts but also TMS-evoked activity.
For example, if the participant is an ordinary learner, he or she can only update his own artifacts; if the participant is a group leader, he or she is able to update not only his own artifacts but also the group members' artifacts.
