The phrase "above prints" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to prints or images that are located above a certain point in a document or layout, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Please refer to the above prints for the detailed illustrations of the project."
Alternatives: "prints above" or "prints mentioned earlier".
A take, in this case, refers to the entirety of the above printed text, acted from beginning to end.
The piece with the most currency, though, was Rogier Corbeau's "Bird Influenza" wallpaper, above, printed with what appeared to be electron micrographs of viral particles.
For the Brooklyn Renaissance Collection (her second), that means pillows, wallpaper and shower curtains in sharp African kuba prints, as well as pillows, above, printed with the winsome watercolors of Samantha Hahn, a Brooklyn artist.
There were three stages in building the key: acquiring images (described above), printing and arranging the images (creating the key), and testing.
Under these circumstances, it is appropriate to state that apart from the push and pull factors mentioned above, print and electronic media may also play an important part in facilitating migration intentions, although their role is yet to be appreciated scientifically.
Clockwise from above: Hawaiian-print silk shirt, $1,055 at Stella McCartney, 112 Greene Street;(212) 255-1556; stellamccartney.com.Chambray button-down, $426 at sunony.com.com
A sale of 74 of the paper's vintage prints, "Above and Below New York," is on sothebys.amazon.com, with bidding open through tomorrow.
The first group of prints available, above right, is by Chia Chiung Chong, a graduate of the college who is now a professional photographer.
There have been 3,000 copies of the above residency papers printed out, which will be given to eager fans in the city.
Taped to the walls of several of the grocery shops in Zaranj is a poster with the words "Unforgivable Crimes of Iranians Against the People of Afghanistan" printed above pictures of men with their hands tied behind their backs hanging from nooses attached to raised construction cranes.
