Sentence examples for method of print from inspiring English sources

Even the "fact crime" committees for the Edgar Award -- a prize never won by #1 bestselling true crime author Ann Rule! -- regularly snubs the genre by choosing some ambiguous book (generally a hardcover) they deem to be superior because of the cover art, starred reviews by the bow-tie police, and method of print -- many of them hypocritical judges publishing in the genre themselves.

The registering system depends on the method of printing used.

William Blake: Apprentice and Master focuses on his method of printing and engraving.

I started to use stencils as a method of printing Margaret Thatcher and Mike Tyson, and other media icons of the time.

The two scholars contend that the metal mold method of printing attributed to Gutenberg was probably invented by someone else about 20 years after Gutenberg printed his Bible.

The recipient of a "genius" grant from the MacArthur Foundation, Richard invented a method of printing photographic negatives in acrylic paint on light-sensitized sheets of aluminum.

He has revolutionized photography He has invented a method of printing photographic negatives in acrylic paint on light-sensitized sheets of aluminum.

Their research indicates that the metal mold method of printing attributed to Gutenberg was probably invented by someone else, about 20 years after Gutenberg's Bible.

This method of printing patterns onto cloth is used across India, but the tradition is strongest in Rajasthan where communities of hand textile printers once flourished.

That so-called hot type process was a direct descendant of the method of printing from movable type invented by Gutenberg more than 500 years ago.

"I was interested in developing a method of printing on my own, even before I took photographs," Ms. Bassman told B&W magazine in 1994.