Sentence examples for Excellent reproduction from inspiring English sources

Characterisation of the scaffolds by micro-computed tomography shows excellent reproduction of the designs.

Comparison between 3D micro-CT reconstructed models and original CAD models of the Ti 6Al 4V TPMS lattices shows excellent reproduction of the designs.

As a result of her residency in The Tate, as was, Grace Nichols throws some sharp shapes 'on the dance floor of painting.' There are sculptures too, in excellent reproduction and poems from children who work-shopped with her in the residency.

Sometimes in the poems, 'It's the moment when the cheery stuff stops.' As a result of her residency in The Tate, as was, Grace Nichols throws some sharp shapes 'on the dance floor of painting.' There are sculptures too, in excellent reproduction and poems from children who work-shopped with her in the residency.

They're solid, American-made speakers that look fun and offer excellent reproduction for the price.

DLP technology's chip architecture and inherent speed advantage provides razor-sharp images and excellent reproduction of fast motion video.

For one thing, it includes excellent reproductions of about 200 paintings; there is a picture on every other page.

Excellent reproductions in the otherwise confusing, poorly edited exhibition catalog reveal how much you may be missing.

I resisted buying any of the endless souvenirs (although excellent reproductions of etchings were quite tempting), but I did come away with a new sense of Rembrandt.

The impostor's ability to put on convincing acts of impersonation, including excellent reproductions of special skills — such as those of the impostured doctor, lawyer, or prince — is very similar to the artist's ability to create something out of nothing.

But recently, the first floor Sala San Marco has been opened to the public, housing a vast medical library, a quite terrifying collection of historical medical instruments and illustrations, and excellent reproductions of masterpieces by the likes of Bellini, Donato and Tintoretto that were originally painted for the Sala, but are now mostly on display in the Accademia gallery.