Sentence examples for condition of prints from inspiring English sources

Actually the condition of prints and photographs varies, so that experienced collectors know they have to see them firsthand, too.

The manuscripts are mostly autograph fair copies, many of them in meticulous handwriting that aspires to the condition of print, rather than rough drafts.

At issue is the quality and condition of the print.

In the Stroop test, the incongruent condition of the word red printed in blue ink must be resolved such that subjects correctly report the colour of the ink and inhibit the prepotent process of stating the printed word.

Some dealers, like Mr. Smith in Santa Fe, also noted the clarity and superlative condition of not only the Hine prints but also Mr. Rosen blum's supposedly vintage prints of his own photographs, which was unusual because most of the surviving vintage Hine prints were known to be rather low-contrast and ragged.

Voxel-voxel adhesion experiments between crosslinked and uncrosslinked material were performed to examine interfacial dynamics in a native, unperturbed state, and various attempts at 3D printing were made to assess the impact of printing conditions on the ultimate printed structure.

But two publishing executives who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that Google Print was perhaps most intriguing because of the possibilities it presented for direct sales by publishers.

There may be exceptions though, such as poor condition of the card, a large print run of the card or the card is actually a fake.

As depicted in Fig. 3a and b, it is clear that by employing the same NW printing condition, the NW print density of the one-source grown samples is only 2 3/μm, while the density is enhanced to 4 6/μm for the two-source grown ones due to the longer grown NWs here.

The condition of many of the Time Inc. prints on view at Mr. Greenberg's gallery attest to a well-founded concern.

There are acres of prints.