Sentence examples similar to a thick print from inspiring English sources

A thick printed book of many pages looks substantial, and far more intellectual than a thin pamphlet.

From a micro-hole template a thick film printing technique is used to produce carbon ink microelectrodes with an inlaid disc geometry.

The one book on view -- "Secret Picturebook" (1973) -- is a thick, densely printed, scholarly tome with little pictures of women's torsos in sexy underwear inserted at intervals.

Similar enough to provoke litigation was an early (1922) process by Technicolor in which separate red and green films were cemented back-to-back, resulting in a thick and stiff print that scratched easily.

This work has been carried out to demonstrate the potential for depositing lead zirconate titanate (PZT) material using a thick-film printing process and combining this approach with silicon micromachining processes.

After structural and morphological characterization, the materials were deposited onto miniaturized alumina substrates; one as a thick film by screen printing technique, the other one as a thin film by spin coating.

On his desk in his photo studio, he keeps a thick stack of the prints that were never collected by the people in them.

There, shoulder-high, large gold print on a thick red binding: GILES OF THE STAR = RICE I smiled and shook my head.

If you needed anything other than a current best-seller you had to consult a thick volume called Books in Print and hope what you needed was listed.

Let's face it, most of us are just too lazy to pore over the small print in a thick instructions manual.

Save for Tavi, she might be the only 13-year-old who ever pulled off grandma glasses, not to mention a faded floral print and a thick, pearl-dotted cardigan.