Sentence examples for facsimile that from inspiring English sources

She took a dish that normally takes a full day -- soaking black beans overnight, then cooking them with bay leaves and sausages for two hours -- and turned it into a fully flavored facsimile that takes 30 minutes.

Two or three of his finished paintings of birds on gnarly branches (one in the form of a high-quality photographic facsimile that will be replaced by the real thing when it arrives from Shanghai) suggest that he was a skillful producer of faux-antique decorations for the homes of the privileged.

Profitably read either as a canny campaign biography or as satire of the genre, but, in any case, best read in the edition printed in 1938, a facsimile that includes Lincoln's handwritten corrections, which amount to a running commentary on what Lincoln could and couldn't bear about the myth he had already become.

The museum holds millions of works on paper, and is thus able to show "less than 1% – maybe even 0.1% – of our collection," according to deputy director Christian Benedik, but, as mandated by the museum's original owners (part of the Habsburg royal family) every graphic work has a facsimile that can be viewed more readily, including one of Young Hare.

Reversing matter, also described as "retro-metabolism", allows the Mysterons to re-create the likeness of a person or object in the form of a facsimile that is under their control.

And when a photograph is too rare or fragile to be loaned out for exhibitions, the curator in charge can call on the ARCP to make an accurate facsimile that will travel in its stead.

Both are facsimiles that serve mainly to show us the richness of the original.

When the film was released, many members of the audience believed Griffith when he claimed that these scenes were "historical facsimiles" that represented the actual truth.

I'd gladly have traded all of them for carrots and beets that tasted like carrots and beets, instead of the washed-out facsimiles that appeared with one of the Romerian mosaics.

Eventually they hit on an idea: a joint Iranian-American project to publish museum-quality facsimiles that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars each to make and a shorter art-book version.

Numerous fabrication, stabilisation and functionalisation strategies have been developed over the years in order to produce tissue facsimiles that will promote functional regeneration.