Sentence examples for through an artifact from inspiring English sources

Strawson's "principle of significance") whereby the meaningfulness and/or thinkability of the supersensible is denied, as well as through an artifact of how Kant's philosophy religion is introduced to most, namely through the widespread anthologization of his objections to the traditional proofs for God's existence.

The cycle of DBR fueled deep insights into the learning processes that emerged through the construction of an artifact, thus deepening our understanding of the multimode and multi-trajectory relationship between theory, artifact construction and social technologies.

We used the concepts presented in Table 1 for the design of the MoLIC diagram shown in Fig. 2. The game aims to teach the detection of types of defects that can be found in an artifact through a playful environment.

strike where one player-controlled Guardian must stumble around carrying an artifact through a narrow corridor full of electricity pulses while comrades defend him or her from exploding, while snipers take shots throughout.

"When their youngest discovers a natural connection with the Force through an ancient artifact – the Kyber Saber – his world is turned upside down, and he and his family are thrown into an epic struggle against the Empire to restore peace and freedom to the galaxy.

Perhaps the fractal character of strange attractors is an artifact introduced through the various idealizations and approximations used to derive such chaotic models.

"So that's essentially what I'm looking for: points where the various cultural forces at play at a particular time become physically manifest through architecture, through artifacts, through light, through weather, through the conjunction of things - of one building next to another, built in different periods, or all experiencing the pressures of age".

The only false positive could be due to the presence of urine in the urethral anastomosis, close to the lesion, leading to a shine-through artifact.

While combining different artifacts through a linear relation, different artifacts can be given different significance.

Any chance we get to reconnect with that sense of awe is gratifying, even if the experience is secondhand, through a period-piece artifact.

Second, related but more abstract, it is a formal narrative that follows a single artifact through scores of permutations, in terms of material, technique, sensibility and taste, proving once more the revelatory power of highly focused examinations of visual culture.