Sentence examples for fine reproduction from inspiring English sources

It made fine reproduction furniture.

A compelling jacket image and fine reproductions of maps, photographs and line drawings add to the appeal.

You can also find fine reproductions of ancient Granada pottery and woodwork at Alhacaba, Plaza Almona 2-Bajo in the Albaicín, (34-958) 205 024.

These little time machines between two covers are the finest reproductions of old cocktail books that have been published.

The process remained the basis of fine map reproduction until the comparatively recent advent of photolithography.

It started with a single shop in Hampstead, offering fine art reproduction prints - Dali, Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, Lowry, Constable - alongside works by unknown artists and images of the popular icons of the time.

Between 1903 and 1917 Stieglitz published 50 issues of the beautifully printed journal Camera Work, which contained, among other works, fine gravure reproductions of American and European photographs and halftone reproductions of artwork by Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.

The Czech-born Mr. Schulhof made a fortune by printing greeting cards and producing fine-art reproductions.

Though many businesses sell fine-art reproductions, few can match Mr. Perenyi's craftsmanship — or his checkered past.

Puberty is part of a critical window in which adiposity and its correlates can be fine-tuned toward reproduction, which implies that puberty provides an opportunity to reprogram a misprogramming that occurred in early life.

Using the differential transport equation model for turbulent matter flux and the low Reynolds number corrections for normal Reynolds stresses approximation gives the same results and somewhat more exact reproduction of fine features of diffusion field both near the source and near rigid surfaces.