Sentence examples for viable artifact from inspiring English sources
With "Greendale," loyalty pays off: what comes out of the jewel-box is a completely viable artifact, on the basis of the audio disc and accompanying booklet alone.
While not viable as life insurance, artifacts from the dawn of the space age can certainly provide an astronaut with a respectable retirement plan.
Other distribution of color were considered to be "abnormal seeds" (i.e. seeds with mixtures of red and white in one tissue, likely staining artifacts of otherwise viable seeds) or "dead seeds" (i.e. seeds with one or both organs white).
The Brooklyn Museum's Body Parts: Ancient Egyptian Fragments & Amulet, a jewel-box of a show featuring just 35 artifacts, presents a financially viable and ready-made solution for this conundrum: work with what you've got.
It has been argued by Per Galle that a viable account of designing should address the 'problem of the absent artifact'.
Digital entertainment artifacts, such as video games, are then used as a viable way of bringing such a high level of engagement.
Any viable, integrated technological system requires standardization, first of vocabulary, then of the components used in constructing the artifacts of the technology.
Neither outlook is viable.
