Artefact definition

Artefact means any object manufactured or modified by human beings;

Artefact means Judgment, Orders, MAPs, Compact Discs, DVD, USB Pen Drive, documents, video footage, notifications etc. that make up the archival material at the District Courts. These are collectively also referred as “District Court Holdings”

Artefact means the rare records/ books and Gazettes/ Documents/ Manuscripts/ High Court publications/ Office Circulars in the High Court Library. These are collectively also referred to as “Kerala High Court Library Holdings”

Examples of Artefact in a sentence

• The Council’s collections of heritage assets are accounted for as follows.Museum, Art and Artefact Collection• The Council’s museum and art collections are reported on the Balance Sheet on the basis of their insurance valuations.

• Contents of lost Artefact Boxes will be charged for at the replacement cost.

• Taking in account the nature of the Services provided, the invoicing of which may be based primarily upon information from technical means to be operated primarily by the User (e.g. Authorization Means, Toll Artefact), the User shall be obliged to check, immediately after receiving an invoice, all transactions invoiced to the User in the delivered invoice.

• This development work should be done in alignment with CSPA to ensure that the new Statistical Services can be added to the CSPA Global Artefact Catalogue for sharing and reuse by other statistical organizations.

• For Silver level subscribing schools  One topic collection of 30 books per class per term  Artefact loans at a cost of £20 for two weeks.

• For Gold level subscribing schools:  Two topic collections of 30 books per class per term plus 30 classroom fiction  E-Resources package: Xxxxxx Booksellers online e-Library  Access to Either Curriculum Vision OR Fiction Express  6 group reading sets per teacher per half- term - sets may be returned & swapped  Artefact loans at a cost of £15 for two weeks.

• Artefact and environmental data collection and discard policies, strategies and techniques must be fit for the defined purpose, and understood by all staff and subcontractors (see also CIfA Standard and guidance for the collection, documentation, conservation and research of archaeological materials, CIfA Finds Group 1992, Historic Scotland 1994).

• The Council’s collections of heritage assets are accounted for as follows.Museum, Art and Artefact Collection The Council’s museum and art collections are reported on the Balance Sheet on the basis of their insurance valuations.

• In order to fill the gap, the statistical organization can look for Statistical Services that are available in the collaborative space (that is, in the Global Artefact Catalogue).

• However, the Identifiable Artefact does have a link to Administrative Details where such details can be added using the GSIM extension methodology.

More Definitions of Artefact

Artefact includes any and all:

Artefact means any tangible or intangible product that is derived from one or more Work Products that is required to be delivered by either party under any SOW, is not itself a Deliverable, but may be a component or subset of a Deliverable or an interim deliverable, and is not subject to Acceptance Testing.

Artefact means the documents, periodicals, books, Judgment, Orders, administrative records, notifications etc. that make up the archival material at the High Court of M.P. These are collectively also referred to as “High Court of M.P. Holdings”

Artefact means Judgment, Orders, MAPs, Registers (normal, long and very long) , general books, Compact Discs, DVD, USB Pen Drive, documents, video footage, periodicals, Library books (general and rare books), Service Books, Challans (portrait and landscape challans of normal and large size), administrative records, notifications etc. that make up the archival material at the High Court of M.P. These are collectively also referred to as “High Court of M.P. Holdings”

Artefact means any object related to, derived from, or contained in a cultural and historic property that is important in the study, inter- pretation or public appreciation of such prop- erty.

Artefact means the documents, periodicals, books, Judgment, Orders, administrative records, notifications etc. that make up the archival material at the District Courts. These are collectively also referred to as “District Court Holdings”