Sentence examples for complex printing from inspiring English sources

Many of the images today take on embroidery-like textures due to degradations that developed through the complex printing and re-scanning processes required to digitize the collection. .

Later artists introduced more complex print processes involving multiple colors.

In the 21st century, graphic design is ubiquitous; it is a major component of our complex print and electronic information systems.

Gregory Amenoff's restless, technically complex print "Chianti I" (2004) projects the atmosphere of a locale high above a valley, in which poplars, switchback roads and moonlight nights are important elements.

Other handcrafters include Peter Pilotto, the duo which has transferred their love of complex prints into a passion for macramé, smocking and embroidery so it's all about texture; Phoebe English, who likes to fashion her woven panels and cobweb knits into ethereal clothes; and Mary Benson, who embroidered personal love letters on to her dresses – along with a few tears.

To stabilize the mechanical properties of the complex printed food it may require support structures.

It wouldn't be surprising to see designers incorporating complex printed elements with traditional materials in the near future.

TTM, a provider of time-critical and technologically complex printed circuit boards, shares closed at $11.45, up 5 cents.

The most geometrically complex prints you see from on-demand market place services like Shapeways are often created on SLS machines.

The two-inch-high rook — shown below — took about six hours to complete, and less complex prints like an Indian sculpture of Aspara clocked in at 4 hours and 20 minutes.

But the best way to tell his story is through long, complex print pieces of a kind that most audience today have little patience for.