Sentence examples for photographic patterns from inspiring English sources

3. Paper napkins (shown in the baskets) with photographic patterns of fruits or vegetables come in packages of 20 for $6; at the Conran Shop, 407 East 59th Street, (866 755-9079.

He learned that scientists working in the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge were using photographic patterns made by X-rays that had been shot through protein crystals to study the structure of protein molecules.

Perhaps the most characteristic of Mr. Holstad's odd fusions of innocence and subversiveness are pornographic collages whose coupled figures -- "bubble boys" who have found each other -- are layered with photographic patterns that turn out to be bits of hand-knit afghans cut from the pages of magazines.

Meanwhile, Ella Doran, who has made her name using photographic pattern across textiles, wallpaper and homewares, reveals, "I probably look back as opposed to forward," citing Italian interior decorator, engraver and designer, Piero Fornisetti, and Finnish textile and clothing design company, Marimekko, as particular inspirations.

The Touch Collection by Wolf-Gordon also includes a photographic fur pattern.

Figure 2A shows the representative photographic image of patterned substrate.

2. and 3. Wilsonart International's Graphic Images laminate floor tiles come in dozens of patterns and photographic images like Golden Tabora (left) and Water (right).

Mr. Glimcher said that next season Pace would present a show of Mr. Schnabel's new work, which will also be featured in its booth at Art Basel next month: purple paintings made from photographic images of the patterns in his studio floor that have been transferred to canvas.

"I just liked the abstract quality of that, the patterning, the photographic aspect".

The X-rays, diffracted (bent) by the crystal, impinge on a photographic plate, forming a pattern of spots.

Making a new chip requires making a new mask that's the equivalent of a photographic negative used to pattern the circuits onto a wafer.