artifacts

Idioma: es

🇺🇸 /ˈɑrtəˌfækts/

📖 Definiciones

noun
artefacto; artefacto; artefacto; artefacto; artefacto de compilación; artefacto; artefacto; artefacto del modelo

EN: Objects made or shaped by humans, typically of historical or cultural interest, such as tools, pottery, or weapons.; In archaeology, any object recovered from an excavation that was made or modified by humans.; An unwanted distortion or anomaly in a signal, image, or data set, typically caused by the processing or measurement technique rather than by the original source.; In medical imaging, a feature or structure appearing in an image that is not present in the original object, caused by equipment limitations or patient movement.; In software development, a by-product produced during the development process, such as documentation, diagrams, compiled code, or test results.; In scientific research, an observed result or phenomenon that is not naturally present but occurs as a result of the preparative or investigative procedure.; In fantasy or gaming contexts, a powerful magical item, often ancient and unique.; In machine learning, a model or file produced as a result of training, such as a saved neural network or its parameters.

🔗 Detalles

Formas de la palabra

contable Plural: artifacts

Colocaciones

cultural artifactshistorical artifactsarchaeological artifactsancient artifactsartifact collectiondigital artifacts

Derivados

artifactualartefact

Sinónimos

relicremnantvestigeantiquityobjectcurio

Palabras confundidas

artefact

EN: 'Artefact' is the British English spelling of the same word; 'artifact' is the American English spelling.

es: 'Artefact' es la ortografía del inglés británico de la misma palabra; 'artifact' es la ortografía del inglés americano.

artifice

EN: 'Artifice' means clever trickery or deception, while 'artifact' refers to a human-made object, especially one of historical interest.

es: 'Artifice' significa astucia o engaño ingenioso, mientras que 'artifact' se refiere a un objeto hecho por el ser humano, especialmente uno de interés histórico.

Consejos de ortografía

EN: American English uses 'artifact' (no 'e' after 't'), while British English uses 'artefact'. Both are correct in their respective varieties.

es: El inglés americano usa 'artifact' (sin 'e' después de 't'), mientras que el inglés británico usa 'artefact'. Ambos son correctos en sus respectivas variedades.

💬 Ejemplos

The museum displayed ancient artifacts from the Roman Empire, including coins, jewelry, and pottery.

El museo exhibió artefactos antiguos del Imperio Romano, incluyendo monedas, joyas y cerámica.
Archaeologists carefully cataloged each artifact found at the dig site.

Los arqueólogos catalogaron cuidadosamente cada artefacto encontrado en el sitio de excavación.
The compression artifacts in the low-resolution image made it difficult to read the text.

Los artefactos de compresión en la imagen de baja resolución dificultaban la lectura del texto.
The radiologist noted motion artifacts on the MRI scan caused by the patient's breathing.

El radiólogo observó artefactos de movimiento en la resonancia magnética causados por la respiración del paciente.
The build system generates several artifacts, including the executable file and its associated documentation.

El sistema de compilación genera varios artefactos, incluido el archivo ejecutable y su documentación asociada.
The apparent clustering of cells was later determined to be an artifact of the staining technique.

La aparente agrupación de células se determinó más tarde que era un artefacto de la técnica de tinción.
The hero sought the legendary artifacts that could defeat the dark lord.

El héroe buscó los artefactos legendarios que podían derrotar al señor oscuro.
After training, the team saved the model artifacts to a version-controlled repository.

Después del entrenamiento, el equipo guardó los artefactos del modelo en un repositorio con control de versiones.