Sentence examples for new facsimile from inspiring English sources

Yale's new facsimile is somewhat larger, as it includes wide white margins for the amateur cryptographer's own marginalia.

Since writing about a new facsimile edition of the Voynich manuscript on this Web site, late last year, I have received a lot of e-mails like this.

I cracked the code in 2007". Since writing about a new facsimile edition of the Voynich manuscript on this Web site, late last year, I have received a lot of e-mails like this.

We had come to Shangyanggong, an opulent new facsimile of Empress Wu's palace, built on the site of the original and housing a state-controlled entertainment center for tourists.

A new facsimile, edited by Raymond Clemens and published by Yale University Press, draws attention to the way that we think about truth now: the book invites guesses, conspiracy theory, spiritualism, cryptography.

By 1986, Faksimile-Verlag had developed a process that used gentle suction to straighten a page so that it could be photographed without touching it and so won permission to publish a new facsimile.

On Staten Island new facsimiles of a Prohibition-era diner and a gas station frequented by fictional criminals have been on view for months amid colonial and Victorian buildings at Historic Richmond Town.

There are also five new facsimiles on show based on works in the Mauritshuis collection, including Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring and View of Delft, as well as Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp – which, it turns out, has a warning on the back about a rather nasty splinter.

Monday 30 August "saw the dawn of the new age of facsimile transmission from London to Manchester," and "all time-critical material is now set in London, while advertisements and features continue to be made up in Manchester".

We can only await new iterations and facsimiles that, in the best of all possible New York worlds, can both ignite and capture the essence of their age.

The company's telex and other businesses have been hurt by the rise of new technology, such as facsimile machines.