Sentence examples for what artefacts from inspiring English sources

This is a simple activity that can help students realise we only have a partial account of prehistory depending on what artefacts have survived.

Knowing 'what to do next' and what artefacts to use so as to achieve the desired future state of an enterprise is a recurring management conundrum.

Mr Sheldon said choosing what artefacts to show had been difficult, but the aim had been to select "unusual stories" or things that would surprise people.

In this Figure, a right is made up of three components - i) the user/role being granted the right, ii) the operation that the right permits and iii) what artefacts the operation can be performed on.

Due to its fundamental role, there has been a lot of progress in recent years regarding how and where to measure the AIF, how it influences DSC-MRI quantification, what artefacts one should avoid, and the design of automatic methods to measure the AIF.

It's a prosaic thing with columns for date, author and title, but there are some very useful things about such a list, not least the ability to look back at a given period during which you have been more or less productive, and see what cultural artefacts were floating in the ether around you.

The project Sensing Energy is an attempt to explore how design could contribute to a re-imagination of everyday life and society, as well as what imaginaries (artefacts and related stories) could come out of such an endeavour.

Thus, what phylogenetic artefacts betray is fundamentally a lack of robustness of current models.

What the artefact unlocked, however, was a tomb populated by sword-wielding skeletons and a giant Frostbite Spider.

But the 3D models still have the value of the visualisation - being able to see what the artefact was like.

What these visual artefacts can never do is give us context.