artifact
- noun
- /ˈɑːrtɪfækt/
- Specialized
- Diana's class is using telecommunications to search databases on topics and artifacts they have discovered.
- creating artifacts
- digital artifacts
- portfolio artifacts
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Watch on YouTubeI would say it allows us to more easily detach from physical ownership of artifacts that aren't adding value to our lives because it's up there in the cloud.
- I would say it allows us to more easily detach from physical ownership of artifacts that aren't adding value to our lives because it's up there in the cloud.
- The system is merely the output artefact of a process that that depends that happens in their minds of of the engineers that are creating it right.
Examples
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Knowledge of trait preferences increases our understanding of why people prefer, value, and evaluate IT artifacts differently.
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UDC shows accuracy and precision in finding the required knowledge artifact (Kaosar, 2008).
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First, is it an artifact of the methodology used in the study?
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Students investigate a technological artifact from the perspective of different regions and countries.
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Will adding another item, artifact, or collection of documents add to what a reviewer has already seen?
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Data consisted of individual interviews, teachers' artifacts, and researchers' journals.
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For this lesson, printing the portrait project created in the illustration software generates an artifact for formal assessment.
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Furthermore, hardware must suppress an interrupt condition if it occurs solely as an artifact of the superscalar implementation.
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Data warehouses can provide aggregated information or artifact-based information in star schema.
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The software developers reviewed their artifacts to ensure the deployment process went smoothly.
Compounds
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Etymology
Artifact in software means a file or package 'made' by a build or release process, like a product from a factory. The word's parts art and fact mean 'skill' and 'made', so a software artifact is simply an output that people can use or share.