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artifact in Telugu

artifact in Telugu is tr=artifact — artifact means an object made or shaped by a person, especially a tool, ornament or vessel from the past that is studied for what it reveals about a culture.

artifact in Telugu

tr=artifact
object made or shaped by human hand

What does "artifact" mean?

  1. noun An object made or shaped by a person, especially a tool, ornament or vessel from the past that is studied for what it reveals about a culture.
    "The dig produced hundreds of artifacts, mostly pottery fragments and bone needles."
  2. noun A distortion or false feature that appears in an image, recording or set of results because of the equipment or method used rather than because it exists in the thing being measured.
    "The dark ring around the tumour turned out to be a scanning artifact."
  3. noun A file or package produced as an output of a software build or process and stored for later use.
    "The pipeline uploads the compiled artifact to the registry after every successful build."

artifact in a sentence

  • The dig produced hundreds of artifacts, mostly pottery fragments and bone needles.
  • Each artifact in the case is labelled with the site where it was found.
  • The dark ring around the tumour turned out to be a scanning artifact.
  • Heavy compression introduces blocky artifacts around fast-moving edges.

Similar words in Telugu

Common Telugu translations

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artifact అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?

"artifact" in Telugu is tr=artifact. artifact means: An object made or shaped by a person, especially a tool, ornament or vessel from the past that is studied for what it reveals about a culture.

How do you use "artifact" in a sentence?

Example: "The dig produced hundreds of artifacts, mostly pottery fragments and bone needles." In Telugu, "artifact" is tr=artifact.

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