Sentence examples for traditional artifacts from inspiring English sources

At a time when contemporary furniture designers are increasingly interested in the materials, techniques and qualities associated with handcraftsmanship, Clissett's career acts as a fascinating example of how traditional artifacts can inspire younger designers, and be reinterpreted by them with verve and sensitivity.

In addition to showcasing traditional artifacts, the exhibition employed contemporary technology to produce a fantastical style similar to the imagery of Alice in Wonderland.

It is the polymers that will, with all likelihood, turn out to be the least stable: while polymer objects have only recently achieved cultural heritage status, our experience of conserving them is much shorter than with traditional artifacts, many of which have already withstood the test of time [17].

Deliberate phallic imagery is found in ancient cultures and in the links to ancient cultures found in traditional artifacts.

Cultural appropriation is the practice of borrowing traditional artifacts, customs, rituals, or dress from another culture, often done without regard for the significance of such articles in their society of origin.

As we move towards an increasingly digital environment, the traditional artifacts of communication (the paper chart, the end of bed flow sheet, handwritten orders, and so on) will be replaced by electronic alternatives.

At the bottom of Afonso's crest, a shield is flanked by a pair of broken idols, depicting his order for traditional Kongolese artifacts to be destroyed.

Many of the sculptures are traditional African artifacts, including a large, magnificent wood head of a horned beast that stands on a side table and whose wide nose Albee caresses when he sits nearby.

These days, its arcaded, colonial-era Chinese shophouses shelter Borneo's best selection of traditional Dayak artifacts, handmade by members of the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu (upriver) groups.

With its sweeping 36,000 square feet of exhibition space in Griffith Park, it still gives its traditional Western artifacts elbow room, including an 1855 mail stage coach, a mahogany bar from Montana and an imposing saddle display.

Particularly, we gained detailed knowledge about priorities of a set of traditional requirements artifacts in a series of empirical studies from the viewpoint of software architects, usability engineers, and testers.