Sentence examples for tangible artifacts from inspiring English sources
These solutions range from tangible artifacts through processes and services to complex socio-technical systems.
Designs and abstract ideas are difficult to talk about without tangible artifacts to represent the ideas.
Tangible artifacts also gain importance at the beginning of a design process and as input to computer graphics tools.
Its reliance on tangible artifacts that people can touch, instead of movies and slide shows, sets it apart from most countries.
The design disciplines have approached light through the design of lighting, i.e., light as determined by tangible artifacts that over-privileges planar materials.
Connected to virtually every item was a piquant vignette — a comic oddity, a compilation of historical or biographical arcana — but each digression inevitably led to a plaintive anticlimax, because the tangible artifacts had now passed from Jay's care.
In doing so, the editors of Wired said, the project might help them solve another problem: how to keep consumers interested in the tangible artifact of a printed magazine -- particularly one about digital culture -- in an Internet era.
In doing so, the editors of Wired said, the project might help them solve another problem: how to keep consumers interested in the tangible artifact of a printed magazine — particularly one about digital culture — in an Internet era.
When we print something from the internet, it becomes a tangible artifact, and, in a sense, it slows down.
The process of converting these thoughts into tangible new artifacts (a product, a service, or a process) is usually called invention.
