Sentence examples for ink print from inspiring English sources
Maguro, the Japanese word for tuna, celebrates the fish with a giant ink print of a six-foot specimen placed high on the wall.
This show includes a 1691 red ink print of a stone engraving dated 1118 and three silk screen paintings, two portraying him with disciples, made during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
The French engineer and inventor, Poitevin is credited with the development of a variety of photomechanical processes, in an attempt to transfer an image from a photographic negative into a permanent ink print.
Rauschenberg's "Automobile Tire Piece," made with Cage — a twenty-two-foot-long ink print of a tire track — was created in 1953, the same year as his "Erased de Kooning Drawing," for which he erased a drawing that de Kooning had given him.
In the grim stretch between Grand Central Terminal and the United Nations, one of the city's dreariest restaurant neighborhoods, it glows like a strange mineral, with a cool, celery-green facade nearly as enigmatic as its emblem, a slightly blurry ink print of a sea bream.
So has the high cost of paper and ink: print-it-yourselfers spend upwards of $1 a print -- two or three times what stores charge.
Interdigitated coplanar band electrodes were made from platinum ink printed on alumina.
The inks were printed on both alumina ceramic and silicon substrates using an ink printing apparatus produced by modifying a commercial printer.
In this paper, we report conductive ink printing using a pen to achieve a best conductivity value of 0.11 × 105 Scm−105
The highly pigmented ink, printed on the clay-coated page, makes fantastic altered papers for mixed-media art.
