Sentence examples for physical artefact from inspiring English sources
Sometimes it's intangible, sometimes it's transient, and sometimes it's a physical artefact.
Anything doing that might just get an audience, whether it comes as a physical artefact like a hardback, or as an e-book.
The hope now is to move away from this unstable, physical artefact and instead base our definition of mass on a fundamental constant of nature – Planck's constant.
At the same time, technology has torn apart the two businesses – advertising and news – that used to be bound together by the physical artefact of the newspaper.
Once that was manageable, and profitable, because the physical artefact of the newspaper bound together two businesses – the provision of news and the carrying of advertising, particularly classifieds.
Different types of physical artefact produced in these collaborative projects were analysed to identify the extent to which they might contribute to science, technology, application or market.
A lot of your writing about culture concerns physical artefacts - record sleeves, books, comics.
Anyone who has an obsession with records as physical artefacts will love this.
These are all examples of modern appropriation, where the loot isn't physical artefacts, but cultural images.
Because physical artefacts are vulnerable to being lost or damaged, the change makes the mass definition more reliable.
But if digitalism is so ascendant, and if conceptualism privileges ideas over realisation, isn't it conservative to have his texts published as physical artefacts?
