Sentence examples for print phenomenon from inspiring English sources

At the center of manga's English print phenomenon was TOKYOPOP, a Los Angeles publisher founded in 1997 that helped to bring many popular titles to the States.

At the center of manga's English print phenomenon was TOKYOPOP, a Los Angeles publisher founded in 1997 that helped to bring many popular Asian titles to the States.

The most widespread example out there illustrating the digital print phenomenon is the Comme des Garçons Junya Watanabe MAN x Levis "jeans," but I think a better one (and a more fashion-y one at that) can be found in Jeremy Scott's F/W 2012 collection.

While reported last year as an area-to-watch, it seems that the hashtag printing phenomenon will become a bonafide hit.

The rapid poster-printing phenomenon is coordinated through Facebook's Analog Research Lab, an internal workshop open to everyone on campus.

That's why it's nice to see that this concept has come into existence right at the upswing of the 3D printing phenomenon.

To the Editor: Donadio's essay on the print-on-demand phenomenon sweeping the country highlights a revolution in publishing.

Print Club: Surface Phenomena Captures the Ocean's Terrifying Beauty Up Close.

Unlike the classical inkjet printing based on the phenomenon of absorption, the refractive color printing involves the interactions of non-adsorbent surfaces.

The Gucci and Tom Ford autumn collections show animal print as a 60s phenomenon of shift dresses and knee-high boots.

This lecture will discuss the way 1790s fashionable dress was mediated by print, and connect this phenomenon to the contemporary vogue for John Flaxman's outline drawings and other aspects of neoclassical taste.