Sentence examples for digitally reproduced from inspiring English sources

But here's the thing: In the age of digital reproduction, that which cannot be digitally reproduced only becomes more alluring.

Why bother with instructions that might be botched when graphics and grids could instead be digitally reproduced?

When turned, these vinyl screens reveal digitally reproduced paintings by Balthus, which become backdrops for picnic-lunch outings.

Now, though, Aspen can be viewed on the Internet, where the three-dimensional magazine has been digitally reproduced for the two-dimensional computer screen with remarkable verve.

The original glass plates have since been stored in the National Portrait Gallery's own reference library, and have only now been digitally reproduced.

Opening next month is an exhibition featuring digitally reproduced works of the avant-garde photographer Sahin Kaygun, whose medium in the early '80s was Polaroids.

[C4.] Companies Change Digital Licensing Corbis, which was set up to buy the rights to digitally reproduce many of the world's most revered paintings and photos, has settled into the business of licensing images to news outlets, publishers and advertising companies.

The sampling keyboard, which can digitally reproduce any sound, was a revolution unto itself.

But Dr. Annese has something Dr. Yakovlev did not: advanced computer technology that tracks and digitally reproduces each slice.

His doctoral thesis work was on digitally reproducing some of the effects of room acoustics on speech and music.

More than a decade ago, a tiny start-up called Corbis set out to buy the rights to digitally reproduce many of the world's most revered paintings and photographs.