Sentence examples for see artefacts from inspiring English sources
I wrote about it at the time, inspired by King's enthusiasm; and when I visited just after opening it was astonishing to see artefacts like an old PDP-10 mainframe and the original Pong cabinet.
Visitors to the exhibition, which runs from 31 March to 30 September, will be able to see artefacts from the two previous London Olympics, in 1908 and 1948, and the impact rowing made at each Games.
If a brush fire clears the grass, you'll see artefacts like this everywhere, explains Mr Baker, a historian whose boyish enthusiasm for ghost towns belies his years.America has a lot of ghost towns.
Along with the unseen footage, it will be the first opportunity for many people to see artefacts from the wreck.
In both Flash 3D and Hybrid Recon, the intensity in the kidneys is high and not homogeneously distributed (see 'Artefacts in the phantom images' and Fig. 4a).
Since Trainable Weka Segmentation processes each slice individually, the classification will be more accurate if the software can "see" artefacts (e.g. missing wedge streaking) and meaningful data in the same image so that it can identify differences between the two.
When the museum reopened, the new layout was criticised by the historian and broadcaster Andrew Roberts who said that "instead of seeing artefacts in a historical context, as part of a chronological narrative, the visitor is forced to explore themes, and as ever this has provided an opening for guilt, apology and political correctness".
'Seeing artefacts in a cabinet is one thing, but seeing how they were used brings them to life.' Emphasising the point, a sharp crack and whoosh rings out across the courtyard as the page sends a projectile from his catapult zinging along the castle walls.
Visitors to Longitude Punk'd will see many artefacts that look like they belong to the 18th century.
The group started to control the dealers and middle men, getting savvy to the market, scouring the internet to see which artefacts would sell at a higher value.
His freedom ranges across time and space, with no respect for any authority (including that of connoisseurs who may shudder to see historical artefacts used as readymades).
