Man is an artifact designed for space travel. He is not designed to remain in his present biologic state any more than a tadpole is designed to remain a tadpole.
Quotes about artifact (14 Quotes)
When you walk down the fairways at Augusta, it's unlike any other tournament for us as players. It's a different feeling. You have people taking pictures of you and you feel like you're almost an artifact in a museum.
I want to talk to the elders within the African American community. I want to get their sense, and their blessing, and an artifact or two,
The thing that makes artifacts important is their spatial relationships to each other. If you don't record those spatial relationships carefully, then you're not doing archeology. The minute you remove an artifact from a site and put it somewhere else, then you've lost information. The precision mapping done by the navigation system and the sub-profiler makes what we do archeological science.
The Moon Pie is a bedrock of the country store and rural tradition. It is more than a snack. It is a cultural artifact.
Sustainable development is a benchmark of our policies. We want to have sustainable communities that thrive. We have power and we have water, and we have all those things that are an artifact of our mining operation.
It comes from a time of optimism based on technology. It is a fake it's clearly not an artifact.
No one had the heart to get rid of it. To us it's a historical artifact.
Nobody had any idea that kind of (artifact) was out there. It blindsided everyone.
The artifact itself and its contents were in danger of being lost forever.
Our collection department is very careful to track each individual artifact, even from the smallest piece of coal, very carefully and to report on the condition of these on a daily basis.
The question is, is the increase in intensity real Are we seeing a big increase the last 15 years or is it an artifact of the data I'm afraid it's probably not a real change that's going on.
Over the next decade, the idea of video content being limited to a single time and device will become quaint. Broadcasting, as we know it, is an artifact of historical limitations on distribution, which are increasingly irrelevant in the digital broadband age.
I gave her a parting gift, an alarm clock it was mine, but it was broken. It was meant as an artifact, but the symbolism was unfortunate. Then she gave me a present, a set of knives. We were clueless. And, in the end, both innocent victims.