Sentences with phrase «other physical artifact»
Media analyst Alan D. Mutter recently argued, «They will buy a book, vinyl record or other physical artifact that they view as a collectible, but see no value in paying for access to ephemeral headlines that are freely available everywhere.»
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The people who do research to work out the right temperature and humidity levels to keep paintings, manuscripts, and other artifacts in good condition are generally physical scientists with expertise in particular analytical techniques.
In archaeology, absolute dating is usually based on the physical, chemical, and life properties of the materials of artifacts, buildings, or other items that have been modified by humans and by historical associations with materials with known dates (coins and written history).
After years of study and research as a Barkeologist (one who studies canine history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains), Indiana was certain that he was close to finding the lost Bark.
In addition to thousands of physical artifacts and memorabilia, the museum's digital archives boast hundreds of gigabytes of design documents, memos, magazines, press kits, and other historical corporate paperwork.
In addition to the artworks on view there will be a display by the School of Psychology, Bangor University comprising cultural artifacts, documents and other items showing the connection between physical objects and our cognition.
The Archives are committed to collecting the physical and digital manifestations, and documentary traces in their original formats, including archives and manuscripts, artifacts, books and publications, and other analog and digital media.
Other scientists promptly pointed out that the observations might be a mere artifact — the amount of gas absorbed might change with the local temperature in Greenland because of the physical chemistry of ice.
There are other problems with Norris (2004), such as the comparison of reconstructed cloud cover to trends from ISCCP, which according to Evan et al. (2007), are more likely due to a satellite viewing geometry artifact rather than physical changes in the atmosphere.