artefactual

artefact /ar·te·fact/ (ahr´tĕ-fakt″) artifact.

ar·te·fact (är

-f

)

Variant of artifact.

artefact.

See artifact.

artifact [ahr´tĭ-fakt]

1. any artificial product; a structure or appearance that is not natural, but is due to manipulation.

2. distortion or fuzziness of an image caused by manipulation, such as during compression of a digital file.

film artifact artificial images on x-ray films due to storage, handling, or processing.

phantom artifact artificial images seen with conventional tomography.

standardization artifact an electrical stimulus of 1 mV deliberately introduced into the electrocardiogram so that pulse amplitudes on the tracing can be adjusted to 10 mm. The amplitudes of the P, QRS, and T intervals can be accurately evaluated only on an electrocardiogram thus standardized.

artefact

artifact

artefact

Anything made or introduced artificially which misleads the results of an investigation, image or test. Example: in visual evoked cortical potentials, any wave that has its origin elsewhere than in the visual area.

Mentioned in	?		References in periodicals archive	?		Medical browser	?		Full browser	?
achromocyte aliasing artifact Beam-Hardening Artefact Brush Artefact Calcific Body Carryover Artefact Fried Egg Appearance Hot Biopsy Liquid Based Cytology Pseudotuberculosis retinoscopic artefact Swiss Cheese Taffy Pulling Effect Teardrop Cell vasopressin resistance Watery Colloid	The overalls, Langer suggests, served as a kind of artefactual metonymy: they stood in as a kind of surrogate. The thing is not itself: artefactual metonymy and the world of ... by Anton, Corey / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics This reconceptualization requires an understanding that, "[s]peech may have been pictured as the essential human attribute but it does not stand on its own: it is inextricably intertwined with other modes of human interaction, gestural, bodily, visual, artefactual, tactile" (p. The Oral and Beyond: Doing Things with Words in Africa by MacDonald, T. Spreelin / African Studies Quarterly None the less, these gender differences in survivorship were subtle, and may also have been artefactual in that it was slightly more difficult to trace women's death certificates because of name changes (figure 6). Inequalities of gender and health 1857-1985: a long-run perspective ... by McCalman, Janet; Morley, Ruth / Australian Journal of Social Issues	arsenic acid arsenic intoxication arsenic poisoning arsenic stomatitis arsenic trihydride arsenic trioxide arsenical arsenicalism arsenicum alba arsenism arsenites arsenoblast arsine Arsitran arsphenamine arsphencomplexamine ART art therapist art therapy art therapy 1 art therapy 2 Art-line Artane artav artefact artefactual Artemesia annua Artemia Arteminisinins Artemisia Artemisia Absinthium Artemisia cina Artemisia vulgaris arteparon arteralgia arterectomy arteri(o)- arteri- arteria arteria alveolaris inferior arteria lusoria arteria radicularis magna arterial arterial anastomosis arterial bleeding arterial blood arterial blood gas arterial blood gases test arterial blood oximetry arterial blood pressure arterial canal	ARTCC Critical Essential Power System ARTCC Monitor and Control Center ARTCCB ARTCO ARTCS ARTCU ARTD ARTDB ARTDO ARTDP ARTDR ARTDT Arte Arte Arte Arte del Corpo Arte Manuelina Arte Povera Arte, Color Y Texto Arte, Cultura e Meio Ambiente ARTEC Artechoke ARTEDA artefact artefact artefact Artefacts Artefacts Artefacts artefactual Artefaktur Component Development Kit Artek Artek Artel Artel Artel Arteli Artelliry Artelliry artels artels Artem Artem Artem Island Artem Ivanovich Mikoyan Artem Mikoyan Artem Veselyi Artem, Aleksandr Artem, Aleksandr Rodionovich Artem, Fedor Artem, Fedor Andreevich Artemas Artemas of Lystra Artemas Ward Artemenko, Stepan Artemenko, Stepan Elizarovich Artemesia Artemesia Artemesia Artemesia annua

Mentioned in

References in periodicals archive

Medical browser

Full browser

achromocyte
aliasing
artifact
Beam-Hardening Artefact
Brush Artefact
Calcific Body
Carryover Artefact
Fried Egg Appearance
Hot Biopsy
Liquid Based Cytology
Pseudotuberculosis
retinoscopic artefact
Swiss Cheese
Taffy Pulling Effect
Teardrop Cell
vasopressin resistance
Watery Colloid

The overalls, Langer suggests, served as a kind of artefactual metonymy: they stood in as a kind of surrogate.

The thing is not itself: artefactual metonymy and the world of ... by Anton, Corey / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics

This reconceptualization requires an understanding that, "[s]peech may have been pictured as the essential human attribute but it does not stand on its own: it is inextricably intertwined with other modes of human interaction, gestural, bodily, visual, artefactual, tactile" (p.

The Oral and Beyond: Doing Things with Words in Africa by MacDonald, T. Spreelin / African Studies Quarterly

None the less, these gender differences in survivorship were subtle, and may also have been artefactual in that it was slightly more difficult to trace women's death certificates because of name changes (figure 6).

Inequalities of gender and health 1857-1985: a long-run perspective ... by McCalman, Janet; Morley, Ruth / Australian Journal of Social Issues

artefact (redirected from artefactual)

artefact
(redirected from artefactual)