Sentence examples for prints derived from from inspiring English sources

More ethereal, Connie Legakis Robinson's images are prints derived from special light effects captured with a digital camera.

The accompanying drawings and prints, derived from the animation, are in different modes, as if demonstrating versatility for its own sake.

It is a blown-up detail derived from a print, derived from paintings that were based on another painting turned upside down.

The English artist Richard Hamilton is represented by "Kent State" (1970), a screen print derived from a television image of a fallen student.

Breath-prints derived from the sensory output provided allowed distinguishing HNSCC from benign tumours and from healthy states, as well as identifying site and stage of HNSCC, irrespective of gender and tobacco consumption, which constitute important confounding/risk factors for HNSCC.

"The brand's DNA is all about the happiness in colors and prints, so this feels like a natural extension," she says, which is another way of saying that La Maison's prints are derived from the current season and past collection hit makers.

Print Royalties Print income is derived from printed copies of a song, from the sheet music.

That's not to say all plastics are bad PLA, one of the two plastics primarily used in extrusion-based 3D printing, is derived from renewable resources including corn starch and tapioca but they're still a tough sell considering that only 23% of the 50 billion plastic water bottles Americans use every year are recycled. .

The strains printed are derived from wild type E. coli strain MG1655.

The greatest impact of Archimedes' work on later mathematicians came in the 16th and 17th centuries with the printing of texts derived from the Greek, and eventually of the Greek text itself, the Editio Princeps, in Basel in 1544.

Most 3D printed models are derived from DICOM images generated from CT scanners.